Jrotc (JROTC): Facilities For Students

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JROTC is a program accessible to many students in school. The program has one simple motive: To motivate young people to be better citizens. With this, comes many great events, like little things, such as helping people to their cars, to bigger things like helping their community to become a better place. A cadets responsibilities are to become better people, help others, do the right things, respect others, and many more. As a Cadet in JROTC, you are held accountable for helping others within your community. The program holds many marches to not only show that they are proud to be in JROTC, but to try and get people to join the program. Many Cadets have helped their own communities, and helped their respective schools as well. The more cadets

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