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Military Readiness Resources
Military Readiness Resources
US Armed Forces- Learn more about our forces
Texas Army National Guard- Learn more about serving Texas
Explore Military Occupations- Click an occupation for detailed information
The 5 U.S. Military Academies- Explore military academies opportunities across the U.S.
Military Academy Nominations- How to request a nomination from Congress
NJROTC Program: Navy Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps
NJROTC Program: Navy Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps
The HEB ISD Navy Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROTC) program is a leadership and citizenship development program sponsored by the U.S. Navy. It is designed to instill in students the values of honor, courage, and commitment while teaching skills in leadership, teamwork, discipline, and community service. Students will have the opportunity to participate in drill, color guard, physical training, academic competitions, and community events.
Students who enlist must provide their counselor with their DD4 form to receive CCMR credit and take advantage of CCMR perks.
Eligibility:
Open to students in grades 9–12 enrolled in HEB ISD.
Students must be able to participate in physical training and drill activities, with accommodations made as necessary.
No military obligation is required upon graduation.
Participating Schools:
High Schools: L.D. Bell High School & Trinity High School
Junior High Schools: Bedford JH, Central JH, Euless JH, Harwood JH, and Hurst JH
How to Apply:
Students should speak with their school counselor to add NJROTC to their class schedule.
Seats are limited (28 students per class), so early enrollment is encouraged.
Interested students and families may also contact the NJROTC Instructor directly at alexanderrincones@hebisd.edu for more information.
Program Highlights:
Uniforms and training gear provided at no cost to students.
Leadership roles and rank advancement opportunities.
Participation in local, state, and national competitions.
Opportunities for community service hours.
HEBNJROTC Flyer.pdfTaking the ASVAB Test
Taking the ASVAB Test
The ASVAB is a career exploration and aptitude assessment used by the military, but it also serves as a valuable tool for students to discover their strengths and potential career paths. This test helps identify skills in areas such as verbal, math, science, technical, and spatial domains, making it a powerful guide in planning for postsecondary education, military service, or entry into the workforce.
Interest in taking the ASVAB?
At HEB ISD, students have the opportunity to take the ASVAB test at no cost during their Junior year. Please speak with your counselor to learn more about test dates, registration, and how to prepare.
Please view the links below to prepare for the ASVAB:
ASVAB Preparation- Sample Questions
ASVAB Preparation- Sample Questions (continued)
Speak with a recruiter
Speak with a recruiter
HEB ISD welcomes recruiters who provide firsthand information about careers, benefits, and opportunities in the U.S. Armed Forces. Recruiters can asnwer questions about enlistment, training, scholarships, and what to expect in military life.
To find out when the next recruiter visit is scheduled at your campus, check in with your counseling office or view your high school recruitment calendar.
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