Atholton High School
Raider Battalion
Our Mission: To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens
The Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps, of Atholton High School, focuses on improving human behavior and communication skills with a combination of formal instruction, practical skill training, and hands-on leadership opportunities. The program is designed so that learning progresses as cadets develop at each LET level.
Announcements & Events
seniors get uniform dry cleaned
OBLigations will be sent out may 18th
Uniform:
May 23rd - Class c
may 31st - class b
may 20th - jclc permission slips and packets due
SEniors committing to colleges/universities/military Fill Out this form:
turn in color guard and raiders ocp - ASAP
NEW CADET CAMP - 1st to 5th of august 2022
JROTC Pictures
JROTC Senior 2022.mp4
Cadet Of The Quarter
Let 1
Samantha Semprun
Bravo Company
Let 2
Liliana Giraud
Charlie Company
Let 3
Tuscan Mulinazzi
Bravo Company
Let 4
Steven Tzeng
Delta Company
Century Drill Competition
Armed Reg
ahs armed ex platoon century 2022Armed Ex
Armed Squad
Unarmed ex
JCLC/NEw cadet camp 2021
Comfort cases
The Raider Battalion’s current Service Learning project, initiated during the 2019-2020 school year, aims towards helping the children in America’s foster care system. This was achieved by compiling resources- toiletries, books, backpacks, stuffed animals, and more- to donate to “Comfort Cases,” a national organization dedicated to this noble cause.
On January 19th, C/LTC Kim Munro, C/CPT Evan Jaquis, and C/CPT Mia Buck delivered those supplies on the battalion’s behalf to Comfort Cases headquarters in Rockville, MD, where they met with founder Rob Scheer to learn about more ways to support his charity until in-person service can resume.
OnCE Again ATholton JROTC Has attained The H.U.D. AWARD
hud_order_20-21.pdfOur Twitter:
Last Edited by: C/CPT Shlok Pancholi (S6) and C/MSG Nithishkumar Sivakumaran (S6 Asst.)
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