Daily Routine
Cadet Creed & In-Place Drill
Includes: "Creed", "In-Place Drill"..."Seats" and "Dismissal" & General Study Knowledge
Greatness is not found in power, prestige or position.
It’s discovered in goodness, humility, service, and character.
Benjamin N. Cardozo Navy JROTC Instagram Link
General Orders & Chain of Command
WEEK #1 & 3
Team A: Monday 1st & 2nd (POTUS/VPOTUS)
Team B: Tuesday 3rd & 4th (SECDEF/SECNAV)
Team C: Wednesday 5th & 6th (CNO/MCPON)
Team D: Thursday 7th & 8th (CMC/SMMC)
3 Most Sr Cadets & Cadre: Friday 9th, 10th & 11th (CNETC/CNSTC)
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WEEK #2 & 4
Team A: Monday 9th, 10th & 11th (CNETC/CNSTC)
Team B: Tuesday 7th & 8th (CMC/SMMC)
Team C: Wednesday 5th & 6th (CNO/MCPON)
Team D: Thursday 3rd & 4th (SECDEF/SECNAV)
3 Most Sr Cadets & Cadre: Friday 1st & 2nd (POTUS/VPOTUS)
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GRAB & GO
PDS 4-6 have your ID & Schedule
VERBAL GREETING TO ADULTS!!!
3RD PD ENDS 10:35
4TH PD (10:40-11:20) 10:35-10:50 10:43 CLASS STARTS
5TH PD ENDS 12:05
6TH PD (12:10-12:50) 12:05-12:20... 12:13 CLASS STARTS
6TH PD ENDS 12:50
7TH PD (12:55-13:35) 12:50-13:05... 12:58 CLASS STARTS
PUSH UP/CURL UP CADENCES: https://youtu.be/sQN3Zg4pd4U
RANGE OF LEADERSHIP STYLES
"Ensure EVERYONE has an NS2 Textbook open to page ___... Preview the Critical Thinking on Page ___"
GRAB & GO
PDS 4-6 have your ID & Schedule
VERBAL GREETING TO ADULTS!!!
3RD PD ENDS 10:35
4TH PD (10:40-11:20) 10:35-10:50 10:43 CLASS STARTS
5TH PD ENDS 12:05
6TH PD (12:10-12:50) 12:05-12:20... 12:13 CLASS STARTS
6TH PD ENDS 12:50
7TH PD (12:55-13:35) 12:50-13:05... 12:58 CLASS STARTS
AS CADETS ENTER THE CLASSROOM, PLEASE ANNOUNCE TO THEM
I Cadet Leadership "CADETS, PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE YOUR CLICKER & THAT YOU HAVE CLICKED IN!"
Please identify those cadets missing Paperwork (Admin) & those missing their Lanyard (class leader) & direct them to Major Moore....
When it has been determined to start the class, announce....
NEED TO WORK ON ENROLLMENT PAPERWORK & CUSTODY CARDS
Cadet Leadership
Cadet Leadership "ARE WE READY?"
Cadet Response: "ALWAYS READY!!!"
Cadet Leadership "Attention to the Cadet Creed!" (All cadets, please stand .)
Cadet Leadership HONOR, COURAGE, COMMITMENT
Cadet Response:
● I am a Navy Junior ROTC cadet.
●I strive to promote patriotism and to becomnne an informed and responsible citizen.
● I respect those in positions of authority.
● I support those who have defended freedom and democracy around the world.
● I proudly embrace the Navy's Core Values of Honor, Courage and Commitment.
● I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.
Cadet Leadership H.E.R.O.
Cadet Response: This is OUR mission....
HUMANITY: We value our diverse community & promote stewardship & a safe environment with respect for all.
EXCELLENCE: We dedicate ourselves to academic excellence through persistence, hardwork, & collaboration.
RESPONSIBILITY: We hold ourselves to high standards of decision making, leadership & accountability.
OWNERSHIP: We create our own opportunities & our own future. Our decisions for everyone matter & make a difference.
______________________________________________________ MPO Cadet Leadership : Conduct In-Place Drill
PLATOON IS AT THE POSITION ATTENTION
1. (MPO Salutes Class Leader and says...) Cadet _____Platoon REQUESTS PERMISSION TO CONDUCT IN-PLACE DRILL
2. Parade Rest (SNAP)
3. A-TEN-SHUN (SNAP)
4. LEFT (To the Left)
5. FACE (ONE....TWO)
6. RIGHT (To the Right)
7. FACE (ONE.....TWO)
8. UNCOVER….(wait until cadets have a hold of front of their cover).....TWO (Cut)
9. ABOUT (Straight Leg)
10. FACE (Trace.....Face)
11. ABOUT (Straight Leg)
12. FACE (Trace.....FACE)
13. COVER….(wait until cadets have properly put their cover on)..... TWO (Cut)
14. Hand Salute… ______ Plt has completed In-place Drill & is ready to coduct SEATS
15. (Salute the Platoon leader & say....) "Cadet _________ Platoon has completed In-Place Drill and is ready to conduct seat
(CLASS LEADER will say "VERY WELL" and return salute and say) ...... "Very Well, conduct seats..."
16. READY...TWO (Cut)
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MPO: Conduct --------SEATS!!!!
MPO: Platoon (3xs)
Response: Cadet (3x's)
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MPO: READY (3Xs)
Response: You Know!!! (3Xs)
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MPO: Seats!!!
Response: Drop like a rock!
Left hand left knee..
Right hand right knee
Eyes open, Mouth shut!
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MPO: Adjust!
Response: Lean back
General Orders & Chain of Command
WEEK #1 & 3
Team A: Monday 1st & 2nd (POTUS/VPOTUS)
Team B: Tuesday 3rd & 4th (SECDEF/SECNAV)
Team C: Wednesday 5th & 6th (CNO/MCPON)
Team D: Thursday 7th & 8th (CMC/SMMC)
3 Most Sr Cadets & Cadre: Friday 9th, 10th & 11th (CNETC/CNSTC)
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WEEK #2 & 4
Team A: Monday 9th, 10th & 11th (CNETC/CNSTC)
Team B: Tuesday 7th & 8th (CMC/SMMC)
Team C: Wednesday 5th & 6th (CNO/MCPON)
Team D: Thursday 3rd & 4th (SECDEF/SECNAV)
3 Most Sr Cadets & Cadre: Friday 1st & 2nd (POTUS/VPOTUS)
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Chain of Command IAW Navy Nationals: This is the list that will be utilized at the A2 Championship.
1) Commander-in-Chief,
2) Secretary of Defense,
3) Secretary of the Navy,
4) Chief of Naval Operations,
5) Commander Naval Education and Training Command,
6) Commander Naval Service Training Command,
7) Director, NJROTC,
8) the NJROTC Area Manager for your AREA,
9) the Senior Naval Science Instructor for your School; and
10) Cadet Unit Commander for your school
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Chain of Command Review (Call & Response)...
Who is... The _____ is... (CALL & RESPOND to the MAGENTA or BLUE)
1. POTUS..... The Hon. Donald J. Trump
2. VPOTUS....The Hon. J. D. Vance
3. SECDEF..... The Hon. Pete Hegseth
4. SECNAV... The Hon. Incumbent Terence Emmert Acting since 20 January 2025
5. Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) ... Adm Lisa Franchetti https://www.today.com/video/first-female-joint-chiefs-of-staff-member-on-historic-milestone-211476037656
6. Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON): James M. Honea (Hoh-nee)
7. Commandant of the Marine Corps (CMC)... General Eric M. Smith
8. Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps: SgtMaj Carlos A. Ruiz
9. Commander of Naval Education and Training Command (CNETC): RADML Jeffrey Czerewko
10. Commander of Naval Service Training Command CNSTC... RADML Craig T Mattingly (https://www.netc.navy.mil/Commands/Naval-Service-Training-Command/NJROTC/About/Leadership/ )
- Director, Naval Service Training Command Citizenship Development. Mr. Bruce Nolan (May 2024) in charge of NJROTC and NNDCC programs. His official biography and photo, along with RDML Mattingly’s information, are available on the NJROTC website - About - Leadership at https://www.netc.navy.mil/Commands/Naval-Service-Training-Command/NJROTC/About/Leadership/
DISTRICT 1 OpsO...... CDR Jimmie Miller
AREA MANAGER FOR AREA 2.... CDR Eric Humphreys
PRINCIPAL BNCHS.... Meagan Colby
AP NJROTC.....Mr. Georgatos
11. SNSI ..... Major Moore
12. NSI...... Chief Chen
13. CO BNCHS NJROTC... cadet Commander Bhaswi Singh
CLASS LEADER: "Class, what is your ____ General Order
CADETS: "Cadet, my ____ General Order is.........."
1. To take charge of this post and all government property in view.
2. To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within site or hearing.
3. To report all violations of orders I am instructed enforce.
4. To repeat all calls from post more distant from the guardhouse than my own.
5. To quit my post only when properly relieved.
6. To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the commanding officer, command duty officer, officer of the deck, and officers and petty officers of the watch only.
7. To talk to no one except in the line of duty.
8. To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
9. To call the officer of the deck in any case not covered by instructions.
10. To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.
11. To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.
1. To take
2. To walk
3. To report
4. To repeat
5. To quit
6. To receive
7. To talk
8. To give
9. To call
10. To salute
11. To be
ACT/SAT/ASVAB PREP
Below are 2 ways for students to add you as a monitor for their progress on the March2Success system.
If your student has not yet registered, please provide them with the following link to automatically add you as a monitor during the registration process:
https://www.march2success.com/register/index?params=mID166048116|MooreIf your student has already registered, they can add you as a monitor from the Add/Remove monitor feature found on their courses page. Please give them the following keys:
Monitor ID: mID166048116
Last Name: Moore
PLAN OF THE WEEK:
School Newspaper... Google Form to Request Coverage https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfitdwKHmv49AKo_70d1mKH4NwCiZCGg73RThU2NBBAJaXEfg/viewform
Problems with Google CR: Robin Sita (Room 302) Pds:1,2,7,8
We need a Team of Cadets in Every Class to Help NJROTC Celebrate Cultural Awareness!!!!
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If you missed the All Hands (or Battalion Quarters) Formation, then you can make it up by attending TEN (10) AM Drill Practices or LEAD the class for 10 days in a 4 week period...
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NAME TAGS.... For uniformity purposes: NS-2, 3, 4s will wear Name tags with the Pins.
IF YOU NEED TO ORDER ANOTHER NAME TAG .... CALL "JOHN & BRENDA'S"....phone... (803) 533-0035
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LAST WEEK Module 1 – Maritime History
9-13 DECEMBER 2024
Chapter 2 - The American Revolution, 1775 - 1783 Section 2 – The Crucial Year 1777
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE: Demonstrate an understanding of how sea power influenced the growth of The American Revolution, 1775 - 1783
Using "Clickers"; classroom discussion/engagement & Chapter Assessment
Describe the taxing system used by England on the colonies and the subsequent events that led to the American Revolution
Explain the difficulties the British faced in fighting naval battles with the colonies
Describe how the American Navy was born and the significance of building the Navy
Cite the importance of the first American Naval operation against the English Navy in the American Revolution
Describe the tactics General George Washington used to save the colonial capital at Philadelphia
Explain the strategy General Benedict Arnold used at the battle of Lake Champlain and the significance of the battle
+++THIS WEEK 16-20 dec 2024
Chapter 2 - The American Revolution, 1775 - 1783
Chapter 2 / Section 2: NS2-M1C2S2 – The Crucial Year 1777
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE: Demonstrate an understanding of how sea power influenced the growth of The American Revolution, 1775 - 1783
Using "Clickers"; classroom discussion/engagement & Chapter Assessment
Skills and Knowledge to be Gained:
Describe the failure of the British three-pronged plan during the Crucial Year of 1777
Describe the two major events (turning point) of the battle of Saratoga and the impact it had on the American Revolutionary War
Explain how naval power affected the outcome of the War at Sea
Explain France’s role in the Closing Campaigns of the war
Describe the events leading up to the battle of Yorktown and the subsequent end of the fighting in the colonies
CRITICAL THINKING
1. Describe the major advantages and disadvantages of
each of the two combatants of the American Revolu-
tionary War; 1775-83.
2. Elaborate on the statement that sea power played a
major role in America gaining its independence dur-
ing the American Revolutionary War.
Need to Fix End of Year Report: Para II. Citizenship C. Team Involvement # Of Citizenship Volunteering Cadets (min 20 hours) .. We had "0"
RANKS FOR STAFF BILLETS... NSTC M-5761.1B - NJROTC Regulations for Citizenship Development.pdf (PG 5-4 to 5-7) https://www.netc.navy.mil/Portals/46/NSTC/NJROTC/docs/NSTC%20M-5761.1B%20-%20NJROTC%20Regulations%20for%20Citizenship%20Development.pdf
Monday: STAFF MEETING 2:30-3:30 B33
Cadet Staff Meeting Minutes (Link): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JRDO9oNtvBvd1SJWMIpFQBC-XPfp-KeUIVPXAc8RcT0/edit
Academics:
Tuesday:
Drill Team Practice...
Academics:
Wednesday: PROMOTION PREP/COD
Academics: IF NOT CAUGHT UP otherwise Close Order Drill (COD)
1st PD: Administer the Student Perception Surveys. At least 10 students must complete the survey for it to register as completed for the teacher - if you need to stretch the survey across two classes to complete the requirement of 10, you are able to do that.
The survey can be accessed by students at https://surveys.panoramaed.com/nycdoe/login --- I recommend posting this link to your Google Classroom for easy student access.
Thursday: UNIFORM DAY (ALL DAY)
Academics: NONE
FORM FOR PERSONNEL INSPECTION...PERSONNEL...HALLWAY DRILL
Promotion System for Cadets
Awards Program for Cadets
Missing Paperwork...
Friday: Physical Training
Academics: NONE
Saturday: Southold HS NJROTC Drill Meet. Bus leaves front BNCHS at 6am. Return by 4pm.
Sunday:
Next Week:
Academics:
Upcoming Events:
General Orders & Chain of Command
WEEK #1 & 3
Team A: Monday 1st & 2nd (POTUS/VPOTUS)
Team B: Tuesday 3rd & 4th (SECDEF/SECNAV)
Team C: Wednesday 5th & 6th (CNO/MCPON)
Team D: Thursday 7th & 8th (CMC/SMMC)
3 Most Sr Cadets & Cadre: Friday 9th, 10th & 11th (CNETC/CNSTC)
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WEEK #2 & 4
Team A: Monday 9th, 10th & 11th (CNETC/CNSTC)
Team B: Tuesday 7th & 8th (CMC/SMMC)
Team C: Wednesday 5th & 6th (CNO/MCPON)
Team D: Thursday 3rd & 4th (SECDEF/SECNAV)
3 Most Sr Cadets & Cadre: Friday 1st & 2nd (POTUS/VPOTUS)
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GRAB & GO
PDS 4-6 have your ID & Schedule
VERBAL GREETING TO ADULTS!!!
3RD PD ENDS 10:35
4TH PD (10:40-11:20) 10:35-10:50 10:43 CLASS STARTS
5TH PD ENDS 12:05
6TH PD (12:10-12:50) 12:05-12:20... 12:13 CLASS STARTS
6TH PD ENDS 12:50
7TH PD (12:55-13:35) 12:50-13:05... 12:58 CLASS STARTS