The Razorback Battalion is always working to better each other and the community around us. We do many types of community service projects, some of which are: Parking for Oktoberfest, putting flags on Veterans graves for Veterans' and Memorial Day, helping Wildwater Rafting get ready for the upcoming season, as well as Color Guards and Honor Guards for veteran recognition. For further information on these events, slips will be given out in classes.
Elementary Reading
Flags for Vets
Highway Clean-Up
Once every semester, the Razorback Battalion goes to JMB, Walhalla, and Keowee Elementary to read to children. We answer any questions the kids may have for us and encourage them to continue doing great in school!
Once every two months, the battalion heads out on busses to clean up along our very own, South Carolina Highway 11. We take time out of our very busy schedules to help the environment and the state of South Carolina. Each clean-up session is about 1 1/2 hours of service for each of our three classes. If you ever see us out in our safety vests, honk or give us a wave!
Our JROTC program is in charge of parking at Walhalla Football games. Every home game we will help students, parents, and visitors park safely and efficiently. Cadets from selected companies volunteer individually and will be rewarded for hard work with either a free pass into the game or a free item from the concessions stand. Most times for parking you will wear Class C and a reflective vest. There will always be an upperclassmen and county sheriff there to help.
We are also in charge of parking at Oktoberfest, an annual festival held in Walhalla, SC. Cadets will wear Class C and get in free to Oktoberfest after their shifts. The parking shifts are throughout the three days and last from 10 am to 12 am. There will also be a town sheriff and COL. or 1SG there to insure our cadets are safe as well.
Twice a year, the Razorback Battalion heads out to our local cemeteries to place flags on veteran gravesites and to honor passed veterans.