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Monday

1 June

Tuesday

2 June

Wednesday

3 June

Thursday �4 June

Friday

5 June

Monday

8 June

-Reflections�-Chaplain Slide�-Awards Night AAR�-Class

-Class

-Alpha Company Exam Day

-Bravo Company Exam Day

-Charlie Company Exam Day�-Safety Brief

A. Co Turn in Uniforms�

B. Co and C.Co Turn in Uniforms

A. Co

A. Co

B. Co

B. Co

C. Co

Battle Rhythm

  • Cadet Accountability
  • Pledge of Allegiance
  • Cadet Creed
  • SAI/AI Roll Call
  • Word of The Day
  • CUB(Company Update Brief)

“To Motivate Young People To Become Better Citizens”

ARMY JROTC

RIFLE

TEAM

ARMY JROTC

Color Guard

TEAM

LEADERSHIP

Date

Event

19-20 May

Battalion Pictures

21 May

Early College Color Guard Rehearsal 9:00

22 May

22 Senior LHS Awards (8:00 am) A.CO

22 May

22 MAY Early College (10:00 am) C.CO

26 May

Awards Day Rehearsal

26 May

Dress Drip Day

27 May

End of Year Potluck

29 May

Awards Night

1-2 June

Turn In-Uniforms

3-8 June

Final Exams Week

9 June

Last Day of School

Weekly/Monthly Event Tracker

TBD

TBD

TBD

Final Exams Week

Great Job! Good Luck!

Up to Bat Class of 2027

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Pirate Battalion Word of the Week

Reflect

Question of the Week

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

Chaplain Slide

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FEB

  • JLAB Level II
  • 3 FEB JPA Rehearsal
  • 4 FEB Ring Ceremony
  • 5 FEB Service Learning
  • 11 FEB Drip Day
  • 12 FEB JPA Rehearsal
  • 14 FEB JPA Inspection
  • 16 FEB Out Of School
  • TBD FEB Yearbook Photo
  • 25 Navy Recruiter
  • 27 Service Learning
  • 28 Tri-Meet
  • Ball Planning
  • Identify JCLC Cadets

JAN

  • 4 MAR Half Day
  • 13 MAR Ball Skit Rehearsal
  • 14 MAR Military Ball
  • 20 MAR No School
  • 26 Service Learning
  • JCLC Cadets Weekly Training

  • Service Learning (Contact POC)
  • JLAB SY2026
  • Ball Planning
  • Candy Sale #2
  • 20-22 Jan No School
  • 28 JAN Tri-Meet
  • 29 Service Learning
  • 29 JAN JPA Rehearsal
  • 31 JAN MLK Parade
  • SY25/26 Mentorship Program

2nd SEMESTER Long Range Calendar (Open Events)

2025/26 as of 8 JAN

  • 6-10 APR Spring Break
  • 14 APR Rifle Class Day
  • 15-16 APR Range Week
  • 22 APR Awards Night Information
  • 23 APR Field Day Training
  • 25 APR Fairmont County Drill Meet
  • 29 APR Dress Drip Day
  • JCLC Cadet Weekly Training
  • TBD Field Day Training

  • 1 MAY East Robeson Career Day
  • 1 MAY Relay For Life Color Guard
  • 5 MAY Navy Federal
  • 7 MAY Color Guard Beta Club
  • 8 MAY Service Learning
  • 9 MAY LHS Field Day
  • 11 MAY Honda Giveaway Color Guard
  • 13 MAY Color Guard RCC Graduation Ceremony (10:00 am, 4:00 pm, & 6:00 pm)
  • 14 MAY JROTC LHS Blood Drive
  • 13/18 Cadet Challenge
  • 20 May In class awards
  • 20/21 MAY Battalion Picture
  • 22 MAY Early College (10:00 am)
  • 22 Senior LHS Awards (8:00 am)
  • 26 Awards Day Rehearsal
  • 28 MAY End of Year Potluck
  • 29 MAY Awards Night

MAY

JUN

  • 1-3 JUNE Turn In-Uniforms
  • 3-8 JUNE Exam Week
  • 9 JUNE Last Day of School
  • 12 JUN Graduation
  • 12-18 JUNE Preparation and Depart for JCLC

APR

MAR

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Weekly Planning Schedule

Monday�1 June

Tuesday�2 June

Wednesday�3 June

Thursday�4 June

Friday�5 June

Saturday�6 June

-Awards Night AAR

-Class

Monday�8 June

Tuesday�9 June

Wednesday�10 June

Thursday�11 June

Friday�12 June

Saturday�13 june

-Last Day of School

-Graduation

Final Exams Week

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JROTC Awards Night

Who: Pirate Battalion Cadets Uniforms: ASU Uniform (Class A)Equipment:

What: When:Where:

Why:

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8th Grade Transition Night

Who: Pirate Battalion Cadets Uniforms: Team Uniforms��Equipment: Team Equipment�

What: 8th Grade Transition Night��When: 19 MAY 2025 @ 5:00pm - 6:30pm�Be there by 4:30pm!!!�Where: Lumberton High School�

Why: To support and welcome the future pirates!

�Safety Always!!!!!!

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8th Grade Transition Night

Greeters:�(ASU)

1. Miracle M.�2. Daisy Q.

Rifle:�(Battalion T-Shirt)

1. Elvis D.�2. Malachi V.

Raiders:�(Raider Shirt)

1. Alex A.�2. Derrick G.�3. Alonna S.

Drill/Color Guard:�(ASU)

1. Brianna M.�2. Zoie P.�3. Janessa C.�4. Brooklyn L.�5. Roy’Anne S.�6. Q’lexis M.

OIC: Lauren Dominguez-Aguilar, Corey Barnes (ASU)

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Field Day Planning

Wednesday�22 Apr

Thursday�23 Apr

-AUSTRALIAN TROLLEY

-WHEELBARROW RELAY

-THREE-LEGGED RACE

-CHARIOT RACE

Wednesday�29 Apr

Thursday�30 Apr

-DIZZY IZZY RELAY

-CRABWALK RELAY

-TIRE ROLLING EVENT

-4 X 100 Relay

-BALLOON TOSS

Wednesday�6 May

Thursday�7 May

-SHUTTLE RUN PYRAMID BUILD

-4 X 400 Relay

Training Individuals

April 22

May 9th

6 Training Days

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JROTC Annual Field Day Event

Who: Pirate Battalion Cadets Uniforms: Battalion T-Shirt and Athletic BottomsEquipment:

What: Annual JROTC Field Day�When: 9 MAY 2025 at 7:00 am�Where: Lumberton High School

Why: To Compete, Build Teamwork and Leadership with the other JROTC Program within Robeson County schools.

Safety Always!!!!!!

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JROTC Annual Field Day Committees

Command Post Committee�(A.Co)

SAI Aide Committee

(B. Co)

Concession Committee�(C. Co)

  1. Mario Deras (OIC)
  2. Elvis Dominguez
  3. Caleb Scott
  4. Fernando Ambrocio
  5. Malachi Vergara
  1. Brianna McCray (OIC)
  2. Hailey Anderson
  3. Destiny Wynn
  4. Zoie Pittman
  5. Nivea Jackson
  6. Janessa Carlye
  1. Miracle Moore (OIC)
  2. Alexia Davis
  3. Brianna Overton
  4. Johan
  5. Jada Williams
  6. Karla Martinez G.

Meet 7:00 am

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JROTC Annual Field Day Checklist

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Career Day at East Robeson Primary

�OICs: Alex Ambrocio/Lauren Dominguez��Who: Pirate Battalion Cadets��Uniforms: ASU/OCP/Battalion T-Shirt/PT��Equipment: Bring Money $10 to $15

What: Career Day

When: 1 MAY 2026 @8:30 to 11:00

Where: East Robeson Primary School

Meet at: East Robeson PS @8:25

Why: To Provide and Learn the Perspective of Mentorship and Community Service to Include the Ethical Values and Principles that Underlie Good Citizenship within our Community.

Safety Always!!!!!!

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Career Day at ERPS

�ITEMS LIST:��Head Table:�-Trophies�-Books�-Giveaway items�-Awards to display�-Black cover for table��Drone Robotics:�-Black/Blue Tape�-Cones��PT Area:�-2 Mats��Raider Area:�-Rope for Tug of War�-Block and rope for shuttle run

ARMY JROTC

Color Guard

TEAM

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1st SEMESTER Long Range Calendar (Open Events) 2025 Draft!!

NOV

OCT

  • 01 OCT Tanglewood Color Guard
  • 10 OCT Home Football Game Charlie
  • 10 OCT Homecoming Parade
  • 15 OCT Drip Day
  • 17 OCT Rifle Competition PSRC
  • 18 OCT Whiteville BImeet (R/D)
  • 25 OCT Drive in-Fly in @10-2
  • 27 OCT Color Guard State Superintendent
  • TBD OCT Color guard Event Agriculture
  • TBD OCT Senior Pirate Night
  • TBD OCT JPA Inspection Review
  • TBD OCT JROTC Car Wash
  • TBD OCT School Board Pledge
  • TBD OCT JROTC Senior Dunk

SEPT

  • 01 NOV Fundraiser
  • 06 NOV Meet Your Army Day Fort Bragg
  • 11 NOV Veteran Parade
  • 12 NOV Golden Corral Support
  • 19-21 NOV Cadet Challenge
  • 21 NOV Sandhill Rifle Competition
  • 22 NOV Christmas Parade

  • 05 SEPT Home Football Game Alpha
  • 19 SEPT Home Football Game Bravo
  • 26 SEPT Home Football Game Charlie
  • 27 SEPT FSU Military Appreciation Game
  • 26 & 28 SEPT Fairground Support
  • 3-4 DEC Hickory Air Rifle BoB Competition
  • 03 DEC JROTC Blood Drive
  • 05 DEC Downtown Christmas Event
  • 07 DEC Christmas tree lighting
  • 14 DEC Slam Dunk
  • 17 DEC Christmas Drip Day
  • 19 DEC JROTC Christmas Potluck

DEC

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Fairmont County Drill Meet

OIC: Drill/Color Guard Captains�

Who: Color Guard/Drill Team �

Uniforms: ASU�

Equipment - See AI for equipment�

What: Fairmount County Drill Meet

�When: 25 APR 2026

�Meet at: @6:30 IN THE CLASSROOM!!!

Why: To Provide and Learn the Perspective of Mentorship and Community Service to Include the Ethical Values and Principles that Underlie Good Citizenship within our Community.

Safety!!!!!!

ARMY JROTC

Color Guard

TEAM

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Career Day at Carroll Middle

�OICs: Alex Ambrocio/Lauren Dominguez��Who: Pirate Battalion Cadets��Uniforms: ASU/OCP/Battalion T-Shirt��Equipment: Bring Money $10 to $15

What: Career Day

When: 31 MAR 2026 @09:00 to 11:30

Where: Carroll Middle School

Meet at: JROTC Classroom @8:00

Why: To Provide and Learn the Perspective of Mentorship and Community Service to Include the Ethical Values and Principles that Underlie Good Citizenship within our Community.

Safety Always!!!!!!

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Who/ # of Cadets:

What/ Specific Assignment and what you are doing:

When/Date and Time:

Where/Location:

Why:

Safety:

When designated as the Officer-In-Charge or Non-Commissioned Officer-In-Charge, you must know the following: Who, What, When, Where, Why and Safety

In case you can no longer fulfill the duties of the OIC/ NCOIC, you are still in charge of being aware of what is happening and must brief the next OIC of the assignment that was originally assigned to you.

Cadets Names:

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

__________________

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What is Leadership?

What does Leadership mean to you?

What are some examples of Leadership?

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Defining Leadership - Leadership is the ability to influence, lead, or guide others in order to accomplish a mission.

Effective leadership results from a leader’s ability to provide Purpose, Direction and Motivation.

Purpose gives subordinates the reason to act in order to achieve a desired outcome. Leaders should provide clear purpose for their followers and do that in a variety of ways.

Providing clear Direction involves communicating how to accomplish a mission: prioritizing tasks, assigning responsibility for completion, and ensuring subordinates understand the standard.

Motivation supplies the will to do what is necessary to accomplish a mission. Motivation comes from within, but is affected by others’ actions and words. A leader’s role in motivation is to understand the needs and desires of others, to align and elevate individual drives into team goals

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Mentorship Program Outcome

Mentoring is a powerful practice that facilitates learning, development and growth in individuals and organizations. The benefits of mentoring programs make it a valuable investment for companies as a way to unlock personal and professional skill development and advancement.

Task

Date Completed

Comments

Initials

Cadet Creed

Define Leadership

Identify Ranks

Acronym for SAI/AI

Company Chain of Command

Review Battalion Webpage

Cadet Name_________________ Mentor Name_________________

LET I-II Mentorship Worksheet

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Task

Date Completed

Comments

Initials

Define Leadership

Learn Cadence

Learn Staff Positions

Mentorship Program Outcome

Mentoring is a powerful practice that facilitates learning, development and growth in individuals and organizations. The benefits of mentoring programs make it a valuable investment for companies as a way to unlock personal and professional skill development and advancement.

Cadet Name_________________ Mentor Name_________________

LET Mentorship Worksheet

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Task

Date Completed

Comments

Initials

Explain the Extended PT Formation

Battalion Chain of Command & Staff

Battalion Webpage

Mentorship Program Outcome

Mentoring is a powerful practice that facilitates learning, development and growth in individuals and organizations. The benefits of mentoring programs make it a valuable investment for companies as a way to unlock personal and professional skill development and advancement.

Cadet Name_________________ Mentor Name_________________

LET Mentorship Worksheet