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What is the goal of Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)?
What is the goal of Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)?
It is to prepare you for college and/or success in life. How does NJROTC help you do this?
It is to prepare you for college and/or success in life. How does NJROTC help you do this?
It teaches self-discipline and leadership. JROTC is a place to learn and practice leadership skills that will help you become a leader of the future.
It teaches Citizenship, Patriotism, and respect for our Country.
It provides multiple opportunities to earn community services hours.
What is it like to be a NJROTC Cadet?
What is it like to be a NJROTC Cadet?
Students will have regular Academic classes to learn about leadership, history, the Navy, and much more. Students will wear their uniform one day a week. Students will also participate in Drill and Physical Training.
We have nine after school teams for students to join: Drill (with and without rifles and both basic and exhibition), Color Guard, Academics, Air Rifle, and Orienteering (running through the woods, finding your way using a map and compass) and Drones. We are hoping to add additional teams in computers and underwater drones next year.
We take field trips to visit Naval and Marine Bases to tour the bases, ships, and aircraft.
Our teams travel to meets in Northern Florida and Georgia.
We also teach 2 semester Dual-Enrollment classes for Embry-Riddle for drones for Junior and Seniors in NJROTC.
What are the benefits?
What are the benefits?
Camaraderie and teamwork.
NJROTC counts for your PE credit and Fine Arts full credit after completing two years in the program.
Do you have to join the Navy?
Do you have to join the Navy?
The goal of NJROTC is NOT to get you to join the Navy. It is an educational program not a recruitment program. Most Cadets do not join the Navy.
If you decide to become a Naval Officer, the Navy offers the opportunity to earn a full scholarship worth approximately $200K.
If you enlist and do two years of NJROTC you start as an E-2 (approximately $300 more a month).
If you enlist and do three years of NJROTC you start as an E-3 in the Navy and Air Force (approximately $400 more a month).
If you are interested in learning more about the NJROTC program or in signing up for the program please contact CDR Lee, SgtMaj Gallman, Chief Tinney, or your Guidance Counselor. We look forward to hearing from you and hope to see your students in the program this fall.
If you are interested in learning more about the NJROTC program or in signing up for the program please contact CDR Lee, SgtMaj Gallman, Chief Tinney, or your Guidance Counselor. We look forward to hearing from you and hope to see your students in the program this fall.
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