
HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION
"To motivate young people to be better citizens."
The Army JROTC’s leadership development curriculum is accredited by AdvancED. Students who enroll and complete two years of JROTC Leadership Education and Training levels 1 and 2, achieve HOPE credit, meeting Florida graduation requirements. JROTC is an elective course, there is no obligation for military service. Students are placed in leadership positions to prepare them to become future leaders in our communities.
Program lessons include
- Leadership Theory
- Management
- Social & Communication Skills
- Decision Making & Problem-solving Skills
- Physical Fitness & Wellness
- First Aid
- Personal Growth
- Diversity
- Goal Setting
- College Preparation
The Key to Success in JROTC is TEAMWORK
Standard Schedule (may be adjusted for curriculum requirements)
Day
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Activity
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Uniform
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Monday - Tuesday
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Classroom Lessons
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School Dress Code
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Wednesday
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Uniform Inspection / Drill and Company Formation
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School Dress Code (Closed-toed-Shoes)
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Thursday
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Physical Training and Company Formation
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Athletic Clothing (Close-toed Shoes)
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Friday
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Physical Training with Company Formation
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Athletic Clothing (Close-toed Shoes)
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Note: Brigade Staff Meeting are held every Wednesday after school from 1:50pm - 3:00pm.
After School Activities
(1:50pm-4:30pm)
- Raiders (Fall; August – December, Spring; March-May) (CrossFit type physical training)
- Drill and Color Guard (October – March) (Marching & Flag presentations)
- JROTC Leadership & Academic teams (August - January) (Knowledge-based)
- Marksmanship (January - April) (Olympic Style Air Rifle Marksmanship)
- Robotics (August - May) (Design and program robots)
- Drones (January - May) (Navigate and fly drones)
Unit Accomplishments
Raiders: SY 2021-2022
- Fall District East Zone Male & Female Champions (Varsity)
- Fall Districts Competition 2nd Place Male & Female (Varsity)
- State Champions Female Varsity (3rd Place)
- Spring Invitational 1st Place Male
Drill Team: SY 2021-2022
- District Champions (Female Unarmed Platoon) [ 2nd place]
Marksmanship: SY 2019-2020
- 6th best Air Rifle Marksman in Lee County JROTC District
JLAB: SY 2019-2020
- 3rd in District; competed at National Semi-finals
Robotics: SY 2021-2022
- 3rd place in Lee County JROTC District Competition
Drones: SY 2021-2022
- 2nd place in Lee County JROTC District Competition
Cadet Leadership SY 2021-2022
Brigade Chain of Command
Brigade Commander: C/COL Jasmine Seda
Brigade Executive Officer: C/LTC Gabriella DeSantiago
Brigade Sergeant Major: C/CSM Donna Cortez
Battalion Chain of Command
Headquarters Battalion Commander: C/LTC Jason Fernandez
HQ Battalion XO: C/MAJ Joshline Nieto
HQ Battalion CSM: C/CSM Travaija Robinson
1st Battalion Commander: C/LTC Marianna DeSantiago
1st Battalion XO: C/MAJ Jovanni Miguel-Santiago
1st Battalion Sergeant Major: C/CSM Yoselin Escalante
2nd Battalion Commander: C/LTC Gabriella Stokes
2nd Battalion XO: C/MAJ Benjamin Bautista
2nd Battalion Sergeant Major: C/CSM Marianna Hernandez
Brigade Staff
Adjutant Officer (S-1): C/CPT Fedrick Harris
Intelligence & Security Officer (S-2): C/CPT Brandon Delgado
Operations Officer (S-3): C/2LT Corbin Murphy
Logistics Officer (S-4): C/2LT Juan Rosales
Public Affairs (S-5): C/1LT Anabelle Turner
Signals Officer (S-6): C/1LT James Murtaugh