Story by: SFC (R) Harvey Craig
Photo by: MAJ (R) Crosby Munro
Irvington High School’s JROTC female Cadets were invited to the New Jersey Junior Achievement Women’s Leadership Academy on 31 March 2023. The Cadets associated with professional women from all walks of different industries. The Cadets collaborated with mentors and performed a multitude of activities ranging from resume writing, elevator speeches, public speaking, etc. The program formed a partnership with one of the organizations and several of our Cadets received scholarships. The JROTC program went on to attend two more sessions with Goldman Sachs and Farleigh Dickinson University inviting the young men to attend later in the year.
Winston Churchill High School: A Day of Service Feeding the San Antonio Community
Aaron Selbig2026-02-05T13:38:32-06:00February 5th, 2026|Comments Off on Winston Churchill High School: A Day of Service Feeding the San Antonio Community
Cadets from the Winston Churchill High School JROTC program prepare food for distribution at the San Antonio Food Bank. (Photo by Dr. Keisha Spaulding) Written by Dr. Keisha Spaulding, Senior Army Instructor Cadets [...]
Wiesbaden High School: Warrior Battalion Marksmanship team wins DODEA Europe West Conference Final
Jackson Huston2026-02-02T13:21:48-06:00February 2nd, 2026|Comments Off on Wiesbaden High School: Warrior Battalion Marksmanship team wins DODEA Europe West Conference Final
Cadet Kai Malaga shoots in the kneeling position at the DODEA Europe West Conference Marksmanship Final. (Photo by Aiden Prete) Written by Cadet Kylyn Drake This year has been one of the most successful years [...]
Garfield High School: Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade
Jackson Huston2026-01-30T10:27:03-06:00January 30th, 2026|Comments Off on Garfield High School: Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade
Garfield High School Army JROTC Cadets march in their local Martin Luther King Day Parade. (Photo by Raymond Eason, Army Instructor) Written by Terry Buckhannon, Army Instructor On Jan. 17, the Garfield High School Army [...]





