INSTRUCTORS

1st Sergeant Lydell Libre
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Furtado

• Promote citizenship
• Develop leadership
• Communicate effectively
• Improve physical fitness
• Provide incentive to live drug-free
• Strengthen positive self-motivation
• Provide a historical perspective of the military services
• Work as a team member
• Graduate from High School

Curriculum

 

• Seven Units of Instruction
  • Introduction to JROTC, A character and leadership Development program
  • Leadership Theory and Application
  • Foundations for Success
  • Wellness, Fitness, and First Aid
  • Geography and Earth Science
  • Citizenship and American History
  • Air Rifle Safety and Marksmenship (Optional)
• 180 Hours Per School Year
  • 106 Hours Mandatory
  • 25 Hours Testing and Administration
  • 50 Hours School and JROTC Electives

Click Link for Pictures Of The JROTC in Action

2007 Pictures

Click link for Quicktime Coffe Parade 2007

LINKS

Cadet Command
WWW.rotc.monroe.army.mil/jrotc/

ACADEMIES

COAST GUARD
http://www.cga.edu/

WEST POINT
http://www.usma.edu/

NAVAL ACADEMY
www.nadn.navy.mil

AIR FORCE ACADEMY
http://www.usafa.af.mil/

SCHOLARSHIPS
http://www.collegenet.com/

MAPS
www.topozone.com

TRAIN

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SCOPE :

 

JROTC cooperative effort on the part of the Army and the host institution to provide secondary students the opportunity for total development. Managment of the curriculum is the prerogative of school officials and faculty. Flexibility of the program allows it to bear the scrutiny of professional educators and meet the certain needs of the community.

US Army uniforms are loaned to the cadets free of charge and are normally worn once per week at school. Cadets are givin the opportunity to participate (optional) in numerous events during the year such as parades, comptitions, camping and civic functions.In addition to normal instruction there are five special teams the the cadet may join. These teams are : Rifle, Color Guard, Adventure, Honor Guard, and Drill Team.

Although the intent of the JROTC program is not to put students into the military service after graduation, satisfactory completion of the course can enable cadets to become eligible for opportunities such as : advanced enlisted rank in the US Armed Forces, advanced placement in the college level ROTC program, recomendation for appointment to one of the five US Military Acadamies, and full or partial scholarships from a variety of military and civilian organizations.

COURSES OFFERED

ARMY JROTC LET 1A
ARMY JROTC LET 1B

ARMY JROTC LET 2A
ARMY JROTC LET 2B

ARMY JROTC LET 3A
ARMY JROTC LET 3B

ARMY JROTC LET 4A
ARMY JROTC LET 4B

HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION