FAQs

Question: How can my child join U.S. Army JROTC?

Answer: You can locate the nearest JROTC High School using our JROTC Locations Map.

Question: My child is home schooled. Can they still join?

Answer: Yes! Contact your local JROTC Instructor and use the Locations Map to find nearby programs.

Question: How can I start a JROTC or NDCC program at my school?

Answer: Visit the Program Establishment Page for details and applications.

Question: Retired, Separated, or an Active Reservist? Can I be a JROTC instructor?

Answer: Yes. See the Instructor Application Page and explore vacancies on the Vacancy List.

Question: What do cadets learn?

Answer: Leadership, citizenship, wellness, military history, drill & ceremony, first aid, and core life skills.

Question: Is military service required?

Answer: No. JROTC develops citizenship and leadership with no obligation to join the military.

Question: Are scholarships available?

Answer: Cadets may qualify for ROTC scholarships in college, which are separate from JROTC enrollment.

Question: Where do I access JROTC systems?

Answer: Use the JROTC Systems Portal to access JCIMS, CMSS, iKROTC, and more.

Question: Who do I contact for support?

Answer: Reach out via the Brigade Directory or email HQ Web Team.