Dallas ISD JROTC Attends JCLC STEM Camp 2025
Writers: COL (Ret.) Barbara Taylor & MSG (Ret.) Brian Henley
Photographers: COL (Ret.) Barbara Taylor & MSG Brian Henley
Cadets from Dallas Independent School District (DISD) JROTC proudly participated in the 2025 JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) STEM Camp, where they spent the summer building skills across science, technology, leadership, and teamwork disciplines. The camp offered students interactive learning experiences designed to foster career readiness and personal growth.
Held in a dynamic and supportive environment, the JCLC STEM Camp challenged cadets with hands-on tasks and collaborative missions that emphasized communication, discipline, and critical thinking. From drone navigation and robotics to survival training and team strategy, cadets embraced the values of Army JROTC while forging lasting connections with peers.
To learn more about the camp and the DISD JROTC experience, visit the full newsletter: Dallas JROTC JCLC STEM Camp Newsletter
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