📘 JROTC Program Guide for Administrators
The U.S. Army JROTC Program Guide for Administrators is a comprehensive resource designed to help school leaders understand the structure, benefits, and requirements of hosting a JROTC or NDCC program. Whether you’re exploring the idea or actively preparing to launch a unit, this guide walks you through:
- Eligibility requirements for schools and instructors
- Program structure, curriculum overview, and LET levels
- Facility and staffing expectations
- Application and approval process
- Support resources from U.S. Army Cadet Command
This guide is updated periodically to reflect current Army regulations, including
AR 145-2 which governs JROTC program organization and support.
NOTE: To sustain an Army JROTC Program, your school’s IT Department must make the following webpages/applications accessible on your network.
Army JROTC Locations & Contacts:
- Nationwide Reach: Over 1,700 programs across high schools, military academies, and overseas installations.
- Interactive Map Viewer: View JROTC Locations
- Downloadable Directory: Army JROTC Locations (.xlsx)
- Corrections & Updates: Email usarmy.knox.usacc.list.webmaster-managers@army.mil
- National HQ:
U.S. Army Cadet Command
ATCC-JR, Bldg 6573
394 2nd Dragoons Road
Fort Knox, KY 40121
800-347-6641 - Brigade Contacts: For school-specific support, reach out to your regional brigade rep. Full contact list available via Brigade Directory.
📘 JROTC Program Guide for Administrators
The U.S. Army JROTC Program Guide for Administrators is a comprehensive resource designed to help school leaders understand the structure, benefits, and requirements of hosting a JROTC or NDCC program. Whether you’re exploring the idea or actively preparing to launch a unit, this guide walks you through:
- Eligibility requirements for schools and instructors
- Program structure, curriculum overview, and LET levels
- Facility and staffing expectations
- Application and approval process
- Support resources from U.S. Army Cadet Command
This guide is updated periodically to reflect current Army regulations, including
AR 145-2 which governs JROTC program organization and support.
NOTE: To sustain an Army JROTC Program, your school’s IT Department must make the following webpages/applications accessible on your network.
