JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) is a high school level military-function class designed to motivate young people to be better citizens.
JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) is a high school level military-function class designed to motivate young people to be better citizens.
-In JROTC, the cadets are taught everything from marching to first aid, motivation to dedication. They are taught discipline, respect, and they are taught how to be an all-round better American.
-In JROTC, the cadets are taught everything from marching to first aid, motivation to dedication. They are taught discipline, respect, and they are taught how to be an all-round better American.
-A cadet may earn rankings by completing tests and sequences. Once a cadet has reached a certain level, the SAI (Senior Army Instructor) or AI (Army Instructor) will give rank advancements based on achievements, determination, and their participation in JROTC.
-A cadet may earn rankings by completing tests and sequences. Once a cadet has reached a certain level, the SAI (Senior Army Instructor) or AI (Army Instructor) will give rank advancements based on achievements, determination, and their participation in JROTC.
-Each cadet is issued a uniform, which they are required to wear every uniform day (generally on Wednesdays).
-Each cadet is issued a uniform, which they are required to wear every uniform day (generally on Wednesdays).
-Being a Cadet in JROTC does not mean you have to join any branch of the military. If a JROTC Cadet does choose to enlist, they have a better understanding of the military as well as being able to join as a higher rank.
-Being a Cadet in JROTC does not mean you have to join any branch of the military. If a JROTC Cadet does choose to enlist, they have a better understanding of the military as well as being able to join as a higher rank.
JROTC is an exciting program where a cadet can interact and involve themselves with others, experience new challenges, and learn new skills. We welcome students who are willing to put in the effort, and hope to see you in JROTC Land!
JROTC is an exciting program where a cadet can interact and involve themselves with others, experience new challenges, and learn new skills. We welcome students who are willing to put in the effort, and hope to see you in JROTC Land!
For more information about the Rider High School JROTC,
For more information about the Rider High School JROTC,
contact MAJ Smith or SFC Hodge at
contact MAJ Smith or SFC Hodge at
rjsmith@wfisd.net or khodge@wfisd.net or (940) 235-4301
rjsmith@wfisd.net or khodge@wfisd.net or (940) 235-4301