JROTC Cadet Curriculum

JROTC cultivates their self esteem, teamwork, and self-control while teaching high school students' civic consciousness, leadership, community service, personal responsibility and a sense of accomplishment.

The focus is on its mission statement "Young people with incentives to become better citizens". It prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while allowing them to understand their rights, responsibilities and privileges as US citizens.

The JROTC Cadet Distance Learning website is located at http://www.jrotcdl.com. The JROTC officer candidate can use the course provided on this website to provide additional training on the selected topic.

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The interactive historical timeline details the various historical events from 1770 to 2012. These events fall into several categories: American conflict, president, government, civic, world, and technology. Each category provides detailed historical information about each topic.

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The JROTC program emphasizes military discipline and the course emphasizes research on military science and military history. Cadet candidates usually wear uniforms once or twice a week for inspection. However, those who go to the JROTC Military Academy are excluded. Their beliefs increase the credibility of students, loyalty, citizenship and patriotism of families, states, schools and military schools. Many students participate in extracurricular activities such as drilling, color protection, rocket, orienteering and so on. At least two-thirds of the JROTC troops are offering rifle shooting programs, most of which have rifle or pistol teams. During the academic year, the JROTC department conducted and tested regional competitions in all areas of military, naval and aerospace science. Some troops are planning special visits to US military bases during school breaks. Students sponsored by various military facilities also have many summer "leadership colleges".

Many American high schools have a three to four year JROTC plan, which is the responsibility of the various departments of the military. You may qualify to enroll in the school's JROTC program from 9th grade. Below is a link to each type of JROTC detailed course and details of extracurricular activities that can participate as a high school student. The first acceptance of the ROTC program does not guarantee ongoing scholarship benefits. Students are required to adhere strict academic standards to receive ongoing funds through the degree program. Each military department has its own rules and regulations such as course balance, preliminary selection, minimum level. In general, AROTC has the strictest scholarship program. Then give the students the freedom to explore nearly every major, and choose two ROTC courses for each semester. NROTC and AFROTC are more selective in certain areas of funding