Northside High School

LTC R. Brewer (email: Brewer.Richard.J@muscogee.k12.ga.us)


Army Junior ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) is designed to develop character, self-discipline, responsibility, leadership and an appreciation of good citizenship. For the LET (Leadership Education Training) 2 - 4 levels, the course focuses on citizenship, the constitution, leadership, military drill, physical fitness, ethics, decision-making, government, the Constitution, and military history. Further, LET 2 - 4 cadets are part of chain of command and, as leaders, are expected to set a proper example at all times.

JROTCLeadEd 3 and 5 are the fall course numbers for 2nd and 3rd year cadets. 

JROTCLeadEd 4 and 6 are the spring course numbers for the 2nd and 3rd year cadets.

The senior level leadership consists of 4th year cadets.  These cadets are carefully screened and selected and are few in number due to the limited number of positions.  These cadets must be self-starters and extremely mature for their age.  Representative tasks the 4th year cadets perform include, but are not limited to: Preparation and conduct of cadet training, cadet discipline, promotion boards, battalion publicity, cadet administration and property accountability.

JROTCLeadEd 7 is the fall course number for 4th year cadets.  JROTCLeadEd 8 is the spring course number for 4th year cadets.  Refer to the LET 8 syllabus for specific grading rules for these upper level cadets.

GRADING POLICY (for LET 3 - 6 cadets)

Leadership/Conduct/Work Ethic* 35%

Examinations 30%

Quizzes/Notebook/Homework 20%

Physical Training 15%

*Leadership/Conduct/Work Ethic entails how well the cadet performs his/her assigned duties, how prepared he/she is for class and how well he/she behaves.

GRADING POLICY (for LET 7-8 cadets) (See appropriate syllabus)

Additionally, cadets should expect at least one unannounced notebook check per week and may be required with no notice to recite the cadet creed. 


SCHEDULE OF CLASSES:

Week 13

Mon 31 Oct: First Aid Presentations

Tue 1 Nov: First Aid Review

Wed 2 Nov: First Aid Exam

Thur 3 Nov: Drill/Uniform Inspection

Fri 4 Nov: Physical Training

Week 14

Mon 7 Nov: Drug Awareness & Prevention

Tue 8 Nov: Drug Awareness & Prevention

Wed 9 Nov: Drug Awareness & Prevention

Thu 10 Nov: Uniform Inspection & Best Drilled Cadet Competition

Fri 11 Nov: Veterans Day NO SCHOOL

Week 15

Mon 14 Nov: Map Reading & Geography

Tue 15 Nov: Map Reading & Geography

Wed 16 Nov: Map Reading & Geography

Thu 17 Nov: Uniform Inspection/Best Drilled Squad Competition

Fri 18 Nov: Physical Training

THANKSGIVING BREAK MON 21 NOV - FRI 25 NOV

Week 16

Mon 28 Nov: Map Reading & Geography

Tue 29 Nov: Map Reading & Geography

Wed 30 Nov: Map Reading & Geography

Thu 1 Dec: Drill/Uniform Turn-in for cadets not returning 2nd semester

Fri 2 Dec: Physical Training/Uniform Turn-in for cadets not returning 2nd semester

Week 17

Mon 5 Dec: Map Reading & Geography

Tue 6 Dec: Map Reading & Geography

Wed 7 Dec: Map Reading & Geography EXAM

Thu 8 Dec: Drill/SAI Time

Fri 9 Dec: Physical Training

Week 18

Mon 12 Dec: Foundations for Success

Tue 13 Dec: Foundations for Success

Wed 14 Dec: Foundations for Success

Thur 15 Dec: Semester Review

Fri 16 Dec: Sports