Submitted by LTC (Ret) D. Scott Varnado, Senior Army Instructor (SAI)
“Bent But Not Broken”
Cypress Lake High School JROTC Instructors and Cadets participate in school campus cleanup after the devastating effects from Hurricane Ian. The JROTC sign was detached during the category 4+ hurricane and later found nearly a half mile away from the JROTC building. The sign represents the strength, resilience and determination of the people and communities across southwest Florida as we pick up the pieces and rebuild. We are “bent…but not broken”!
Howard High School: Cadets bring holiday spirit to nursing home
Jackson Huston2025-12-11T09:33:58-06:00December 11th, 2025|Comments Off on Howard High School: Cadets bring holiday spirit to nursing home
Army JROTC Cadets sing holiday songs for residents at Lorien Nursing Home. (Photo by Cadet Iliana Gaitan-McCastle) Written by Cadet Iliana Gaitan-McCastle On Dec. 4, the Howard High School JROTC program visited Lorien Nursing Home [...]
Ansbach High School: 2025 Veterans Day Trip
Jackson Huston2025-12-11T09:02:25-06:00December 11th, 2025|Comments Off on Ansbach High School: 2025 Veterans Day Trip
Army JROTC Cadets from Ansbach High School visit the Luxembourg American Cemetery. (Photo by Cadet Minka Larson) Written by Cadet Ella Peavler & Cadet Marley Shackleton This year, for our annual Veterans Day trip, we [...]
Bayshore High School: Raiders make Florida history with two state titles
Jackson Huston2025-12-10T14:22:49-06:00December 10th, 2025|Comments Off on Bayshore High School: Raiders make Florida history with two state titles
Bayshore High School's Male Raider team competes in the Florida State Raider Competition Written by Brooks Fisher, Army Instructor On Nov. 15, the United States Army Cadet Command 6th Brigade held the JROTC Florida State [...]





