Mustang High School Bronco Battalion

The U.S Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) is a nationally accredited high school leadership and citizenship development class that prepares students to become better citizens. Guided by the mission "To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens," the program emphasizes character, responsibility, service, and academic success.

The JROTC curriculum covers leadership, communication, wellness, U.S. government, emotional intelligence, and more-integrating technology, critical thinking, and real-life application to ensure a well-rounded learning experience. Cadets participate in co-curricular activities such as Drill and Raider competitions. While also participating in academic and leadership bowls. These experiences foster teamwork, discipline, and readiness for college or career paths.

JROTC cadets consistently outperform their peers in attendance, GPA, and graduation rates; while showing lower levels of indiscipline and dropout-making it one of the most impactful youth programs in American education today.

The Mustang Bronco Battalion has been active for 20 years since its formation in 2005. We have been an Honor Unit with Distinction for 18 years since 2007. We regularly host a yearly Drill Meet named the "Ultimate Showdown" where we host several team competitions, some of these include Raider and Drill events.

The Bronco Battalion is very active in their community, donating manpower and time towards activities such as; Wreaths Across America, the Bataan Death March, Mustang Special Olympics Festival, Blood Drives, and they also perform Color Guards at local football games.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

On the 5th of September, one of the Bronco Battalion's Color Guards performed for the Mustang vs. Yukon Football Game Pep Rally.

​The Color Guard was filmed live on News 9, and was broadcast in the morning news. The American Rifle was c/CPT Madison Sayle, the American Flag was c/MAJ Jackson Babcock, the Oklahoma Flag was c/CPT Emma Cranford, and the Oklahoma Rifle was c/CPL Morgan Sayle.