Navy History and Heritage Command Today in History

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This course is an introduction to the meaning of citizenship. Students will learn the elements of leadership, the value of scholarship in attaining life goals, the importance of a healthy lifestyle, how to control stress, principles of first aid, and an overview of Naval ships and aircraft. These elements are presented at the fundamental level.

1) Course Content

i) Introduction to the NJROTC Program

ii) The NJROTC Uniform

iii) Introduction to Military Drill and Ceremonies

iv) Introduction to Leadership

v) Citizenship and Government

vi) Introduction to Fitness and First Aid

vii) Introduction to the US Navy

This course builds on the principles discussed in Naval Science 1. The course introduces Cadets to the technical areas of naval science and the role of the U.S. Navy in maritime history.

1) Course Content

i) Continued Leadership Development

ii) Introduction to Maritime History: Beginning of Sea Power through War on Terrorism and Beyond.

iii) Introduction to Nautical Sciences: Maritime Geography, Oceanography, Meteorology, Astronomy, Physical Sciences

Broadens the understanding of students in operative principles of military leadership. Students learn about teamwork, using order and discipline to accomplish objectives. Students gain a more in-depth knowledge of Naval ships and aircraft. Marine navigation and seamanship are introduced.

1) Course Content

i) National Security

ii) Naval Operations

iii) Military Law and International Law at Sea

iv) Introduction to Ship Construction and Damage Control

v) Organizational Structure

vi) Basic Seamanship

vii) Continued Instruction in Leadership, Citizenship, and Discipline

viii) ACT/SAT Preparation Courses

ix) Life Skills

This course focuses on practical leadership. Students in this course will have the opportunity to lead under supervision. Students will have the opportunity to work with other junior Cadets as mentors and leaders. There is a strong emphasis on preparation for life after high school.

1) Course Content

i) Theoretical and Applied Aspects of Leadership

ii) Motivational Techniques

iii) Goal Setting and Development

iv) ACT/SAT Preparation Courses

v) Financial Literacy

vi) Life Skills