What does JROTC do/not do?
Draft ended: 26 January 1973
What does JROTC do/not do?
What does JROTC do/not do?
What can JROTC do for me: The JROTC program is designed to teach Cadets the value of Citizenship, leadership development , service to the Community, Personal Responsibility and learn about the freedoms our US Military has provided. As the Cadet becomes more engaged in JROTC, they will gain a sense of accomplishment, self-esteem and learn the values of positive teamwork, live a drug free life, become physically fit and be positive role model not only in school, but within Buckingham community.
What can JROTC do for me: The JROTC program is designed to teach Cadets the value of Citizenship, leadership development , service to the Community, Personal Responsibility and learn about the freedoms our US Military has provided. As the Cadet becomes more engaged in JROTC, they will gain a sense of accomplishment, self-esteem and learn the values of positive teamwork, live a drug free life, become physically fit and be positive role model not only in school, but within Buckingham community.
Raiders can letter in Cross Country and Track. We are only required to attend the meets.
Raiders can letter in Cross Country and Track. We are only required to attend the meets.
Cadets that are enrolled in 2nd semester are eligible to participate in 1st semester after school competitive teams, with Instructor permission: Air Rifle, Raider and Drill. See any Instructor or student Chain of Command for details.
Cadets that are enrolled in 2nd semester are eligible to participate in 1st semester after school competitive teams, with Instructor permission: Air Rifle, Raider and Drill. See any Instructor or student Chain of Command for details.
What JROTC doesn't do: Cadets are not required/drafted/forced/coerced to join the Military. This is impossible to do. JROTC Instructors are not Military Recruiters. We can't force anyone to enlist; this takes months of commitment that only a qualified Military Recruiter can guide you through. Cadets cannot be drafted into any Military service. The draft ended 26 January 1973.
What JROTC doesn't do: Cadets are not required/drafted/forced/coerced to join the Military. This is impossible to do. JROTC Instructors are not Military Recruiters. We can't force anyone to enlist; this takes months of commitment that only a qualified Military Recruiter can guide you through. Cadets cannot be drafted into any Military service. The draft ended 26 January 1973.
Cadets are not in boot camp or basic training. JROTC Instructors are professionals that have a combined total of over 45 years of active leadership service.
Cadets are not in boot camp or basic training. JROTC Instructors are professionals that have a combined total of over 45 years of active leadership service.
If a Cadet want to enlist in the Military; the Cadet may be promoted and making up to $400.00 more per month over students that choose not to take JROTC. This will depend on the branch of service chosen and the number of years spent in JROTC. We work with all five branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard.
If a Cadet want to enlist in the Military; the Cadet may be promoted and making up to $400.00 more per month over students that choose not to take JROTC. This will depend on the branch of service chosen and the number of years spent in JROTC. We work with all five branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard.
ROTC Scholarships are available by taking JROTC in High School if you qualify. The University of Virginia recruiting officer will instruct cadets what the process is to receive a scholarship for UVA/Liberty University. DR Kellett-Forsyth (UVA ROTC Recruiting Officer), provides classroom instruction to our Cadets on can guide them through the process.
ROTC Scholarships are available by taking JROTC in High School if you qualify. The University of Virginia recruiting officer will instruct cadets what the process is to receive a scholarship for UVA/Liberty University. DR Kellett-Forsyth (UVA ROTC Recruiting Officer), provides classroom instruction to our Cadets on can guide them through the process.
Cadets can be nominated by the Senior Army Instructor (SAI) Sergeant First Class Bruce Grazier to the United States Military Academy or West Point. You must be a member of JROTC to receive this recommendation.
Cadets can be nominated by the Senior Army Instructor (SAI) Sergeant First Class Bruce Grazier to the United States Military Academy or West Point. You must be a member of JROTC to receive this recommendation.
SAI: Vacancy
SAI: Vacancy