Welcome JROTC Mission: “To motivate young
people to be better citizens”
“Do Now” What does the word “citizenship” mean
to you?
Citizenship denotes the link between a person and a state or an association of states. It is normally synonymous with the term nationality although the latter term may also refer to ethnic connotations. Possession of citizenship is normally associated with the right to work and live in a country and to participate in political life. A person who does not have citizenship in any state is said to be stateless.
CLASS History of JROTC Leadership Values Health & Fitness Academic Team Study Skills Air Rifle & Weapon
safety
Cadet Challenge March2Success Service Learning Drill Competition Weight Training Map Reading Raider Challenge Finals
Victory List
Each week the cadet’s will keep a list of “positive accomplishments” in his/her JROTC notebook
Every Tuesday prior to training each cadet will brief the class on his/her “Victory”.
Example: An “A” on a math test, promotion at work, elected to the National Honor Society, etc.
JCLC Summer Camp
Criteria for Selection1. Community service project
participation2. Support of all program events,
parades, drill team, etc.3. Academic performance4. Physical fitness & Friday PT, cadet
challenge
CONDUCT & PARTICIPATION
Conduct: perfect attendance, no tardies, or discipline referrals.
Participation: If the student chooses not to participate in class when called on, or fails to wear the uniform, or does not participate in P.T.
Expectations Be in your seat
and silent when the tardy bell rings
Be prepared for class
Physical Training Uniform/ Make-up Food & Drink
How do we speak to each other
March to Success SAT/ACT Practice Tests and Flashcards Test Preparation w/E-Learning
Curriculum Understanding College Admissions and
Financing ASVAB study guide www.march2success.com
Name
Hobbies
Highlight of Summer
Personal Goals for JROTC
Short term goals
Long term goals
“If it’s important, you will find a way, if not, you will find an excuse”