JROTC

Reese's ROTC unit just had its formal inspection. His unit is made up of two high schools (grades 9 and 10) and one senior high school (grades 11 and 12)

At this Off-Year Triennial Formal Inspection, his unit retained the select designation as an "Honor Unit With Distinction," and for next year again, their leader will have nomination authority to the military academies. This unit is in the top 10% of the Nation's Army JROTC Programs. There are currently 1565 Army JROTC Programs in the nation, totaling 287,000 cadets.

To maintain this recognition, below is a brief outline of what must be perfected to receive and retain the Gold Star.

INSPECTION AREA MAXIMUM POINTS POINTS
AWARDED

Cadet Staff Briefing 100 / 98
Curriculum Knowledge 100 / 100
In Ranks Inspection 100 / 96
Cadet Attendance/Participation 50 / 49
Supply & Logistics 40 / 40
Records and Administration 40 / 37
Training Management 40 / 40
Public Affairs 40 / 40
Drill and Ceremony 50 / 49
Color Guard 40 / 36
TOTAL 600 / 585
This Battalion scored 97.5% to retain the Gold Star, "Honor Unit With Distinction."
SCHOOL PROGRAM INSPECTION
Overall Rating MAXIMUM POINTS
POINTS AWARDED
Distinguished School Support 1950 - 2000
2000

The School also scored 100% on it's JROTC Support Inspection.