Submitted by: COL (Ret) J.G. Howard Photo Credit: 1SG (Ret) Daryl Hayes On December 14, 2022, the W.A. Hough Army JROTC Program (Cornelius, NC) partnered with the American Red Cross to educate kindergarten thru second grade students at Cornelius (NC) Elementary School (CES) on fire safety.   To accomplish this important task the Husky Battalion utilized [...]

Submitted by: LTC (R) Timothy P. Norman The Paragould JROTC program does a flag collection and disposal program for our community service. The cadets go out in the community and collect the flags and also to all the veteran organizations.  This year we built a new fire pit beside our building just for this event.  [...]

Submitted by: LTC (R) Jim Duthu This Week’s Activities: The Eagle Battalion participated in the Junior Achievement Program at Williams Elementary on 6 December 2022. The Eagle Battalion sent 28 highly motivated and insightful cadets to instruct over 250 students in kindergarten through 3rd Grades.  The cadets worked as individuals and 2-person teams to mentor [...]

Submitted by: LTC (R) Sharon Collier What does the Alexander JROTC Cougar Battalion do for the community?The Alexander Battalion enjoys helping out the community as much as they can. They have many experiences with community service events and are very proud of their efforts. The cadets are willing to help out no matter the reason [...]

Submitted by: Bulldog Battalion S5 The St Pauls Bulldogs began their service learning early in the school year and culminated the on the first weekend in December.  The local Lion’s Club of St Pauls is the lead agency that manages the Loflin/Walker fund which raises over $40,000 annually for the families of the community.  The [...]

Submitted by: SGM (R) Nathaniel Campbell On 18 November 2022 On 18 November, Central High School JROTC Cadets and the Central High School and Middle School Cheerleaders collaborated with the Talbot County Sheriff officers in order to collect Thanksgiving baskets for families in need within the Talbot County Community. Both Cadets and Cheerleaders did a [...]

Story by: Cadet 1LT Madeline Boser The mission of the Army JROTC is “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”, and that’s just what the Beaver Bobcat JROTC Battalion chooses to promote at every opportunity. A part of being a better citizen is focusing on the community rather than oneself and is a hallmark [...]

Story by: Cadet Private Julia Medicielo, Public Affairs Officer Team On November 15, 2022, the Stallion Battalion presented their Recycling Project to the Tinian Mayor’s Office to commemorate America’s Recycling Day. In the event, cadets from the JROTC PBL Class Period spoke to dignitaries and members of the public about our battalion’s ongoing recycling project.  [...]

Submitted by: LTC (Ret) Derrick A. Corbett, SAI  On November 2nd, the Alvarado High School (Alvarado, Texas) JROTC scholars volunteered at Alvarado's Helping Hands for Jesus (HHFJ). Each month our goal is to engage in a community activity that positively impacts the community. The JROTC scholars augment the HHFJ team once a month to support its mission [...]

Submitted by: CW2 (Ret.) Bobby J. Blair CW2 (Ret.) Bobby J. Blair, Senior Army Instructor (SAI) from Huntington North JROTC, shares the following: "Greetings and good afternoon.  Please see the attached photos of the cadets for receiving the “Extra Mile” proclamation for 1NOV22.  The cadets also participated in a short question and answer with the [...]