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STONY POINT HIGH SCHOOL NJROTC

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STONY POINT HIGH SCHOOL NJROTC

The NJROTC program was established by Public Law in 1964 and may

be found in Title 10, U.S. Code. The program is conducted at accredited

secondary schools throughout the nation, by instructors who are retired

Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard officers and enlisted personnel.

The NJROTC curriculum emphasizes citizenship and leadership

development, Classroom instruction is augmented throughout the year by

community service activities, drill competition, field meets, flights, visits to

naval activities, marksmanship training, and other military training.

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OVERVIEW

  • 117 Total Cadets enrolled
  • 1 Company (5 Platoons)
  • 5 Class periods NS1 / NS2 / NS3 / NS4
  • Academics 5x a week
  • Drum and Bugle Corps Platoon
  • Physical Fitness / Drill 2x a week
  • After school training/ 4x a week
  • Community Events as requested

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STONY POINT HIGH SCHOOL �NJROTC MISSION

  • To instill in students the values of citizenship, service to the United States, personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment. We strive to Promote patriotism. Develop informed and responsible citizens

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WHAT NJROTC IS

  • Physical Fitness (Exercise weekly, nutrition lesson)
  • Self Confidence (Presentations, uniform)
  • Leadership Development (Turns leading, position of authority)
  • Community Service (Volunteer)
  • Responsibility (Deadlines, times requirements)
  • Goals / Planning / Citizenship
  • Teamwork / Discipline (Squad competitions)
  • Academic Achievement (ACT/SAT Prep)

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WHAT NJROTC IS NOT !!

  • A recruiting tool for Armed Services
  • A place for troubled students to be placed as punishment
  • An easy class that can be passed by anyone just for showing up

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STP NJROTC INVOLVEMENT

  • Historical: Parades (Color Guard)
  • National Night Out (Community / First Responders)
  • Senior Citizen Assisted living
  • American Legion Post 447/Adopted STP NJROTC
  • School Events Color Guard/Sports events/School assemblies
  • Community support
  • Recreation Parks support City of Round Rock
  • Fundraiser for NJROTC Program
  • Local Schools Children’s Advocacy

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GRADING

10%

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GOALS

  • Improve enrollment to NSTC minimum requirement (100)
  • Increase community participation by completing a minimum of 900 hours.
  • Participate in area Meets/Competitions
  • Co partner with neighboring schools for training and mentoring
  • Continue to promote community awareness about STP/NJROTC
  • Promote recruiting efforts and program benefits to fellow students middle schools.

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WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP ?

  • Spread the word about our program to friends, family, and neighbors
  • Request assistance from us if organizing a community / church event
  • Continue to encourage today’s youth to be a model citizen
  • Provide funding as desired to support non-funded equipment / activities

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QUESTIONS ???

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