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T E A M S
D R I L L
Drill Team is a marching unit that performs routines based on military drill. Cadets can perform either armed or unarmed drill during competitive drill competitions. cadets develop a sense of pride about themselves and receive an enhanced level of precision, discipline, and leadership.
meeting days: TUE (Lunch) & SAT (0830-1030)
COMMANDED BY: Ayden Abreu, [S-7]
C O L O R G U A R D
The competitive Color Guard is an extracurricular Army JROTC team responsible for presenting the flag in a variety of settings, such as presenting the National colors at all home varsity football games and community service commitments. cadets execute coordinated events with professionalism and skill.
meeting days: MON (Lunch), WED (Lunch), FRI (Lunch)
COMMANDED BY: Destiny Davis, [CGC]
R A I D E R S
Raiders is one of the JROTC special teams that grants cadets stress relief, physical training, and a guaranteed promise for you to come out more physically fit than when you began. for cadets who wish to challenge their physical endurance, mental strength, and their leadership.
MEETING DAYS: THUR (Afterschool) SAT (0700-0800)ZZ
COMMANDED BY:
Daniel Bates [DCO], Scott Moe [S4]
S E R V I C E
L E A R N I N G
Service-learning is a teaching and learning methodology which fosters civic responsibility and applies classroom learning through meaningful service to the community. cadets develop critical thinking skills, civic responsibility, and workplace skills.
meeting days: TUE (Lunch)
overseen BY: Daniel Bates [DCO]
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JLAB
Junior Leadership Academic Bowl (JLAB) is a team dedicated to studying scholarly academics and the skills that surround leadership. We motivate members of the team to attempt the highest GPA possible in an effort to gain knowledge and prepare for testing. JLAB consists of two sub-teams, Academic and Leadership.
Team Overseer: Noah Marchesiello [BC]
leadership/commanded by: TBA
academic/commanded by: TBA
meeting days: TBA
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