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The MCJROTC curriculum or program of instruction (POI) consists of five categories: Leadership, Citizenship, Personal Growth and Responsibility, Public Service and Career Exploration, and General Military Subjects.
The MCJROTC curriculum or program of instruction (POI) consists of five categories: Leadership, Citizenship, Personal Growth and Responsibility, Public Service and Career Exploration, and General Military Subjects.
Check out what the cadets are doing in class below!
Check out what the cadets are doing in class below!
Uniform Inspections
Uniform Inspections
Uniform Inspections is a day in the JROTC rotation schedule. This is when cadets will come to school in their issued uniforms. All inspections are held by cadet leadership.
Physical Training
Physical Training
Physical Training (PT) is a day that is devoted to training our bodies and minds through physical fitness. Platoon leaders will develop and execute the plan of the day.
Academic
Academic
Academic Day is a day that is devoted to classroom instruction. Typically, on this day the classes will divide for different periods of instruction focused on their grade level.
Attention to detail
Attention to detail
Cadets are instructed to fill out their Cadet Record Books (CRBs). CRBs are used to hold a cadet's uniform while they are in the program.
Veterans day assembly
Veterans day assembly
JROTC has the honor to host annually a school wide Veterans Day assembly.
Wearing the uniform
Wearing the uniform
Attention to detail in wearing the uniform is extremely important to being a successful cadet. Here time is taken to properly show cadets how to roll their sleeves.
Each category has multiple associated classes given based on the Leadership Education level of the cadet (i.e., first year (LE-I) or fourth year LE-IV)).
Each category has multiple associated classes given based on the Leadership Education level of the cadet (i.e., first year (LE-I) or fourth year LE-IV)).
Leadership: 1) Objectives of leadership 2) Core Values 3) Leadership Traits 4) Leadership Principle 5) Responsibilities 6) Esprit de Corps, and 7) Proficiency
Citizenship: 1) Patriotism 2) Civic responsibilities and 3) National Defense
Personal Growth and Responsibility: 1) Physical Fitness 2) Health, and hygiene 3) Social Skills 4) Written and Oral communication and 5) Personal finance
Public Service and Career Exploration: 1) Career preparation 2) Opportunities in public service
General Military Subjects: 1) Administration 2) Drill and Ceremonies 3) Uniforms, clothing, and equipment, 4) Customs, Courtesies, and Traditions 5) Rank Structure 6) Chain of Command 7) Military History 8) Marksmanship 9) First Aid 10) Interior Guard 11) Land Navigation, and 12) Uniform Code of Military Justice
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