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(Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps) A program designed by the United States military to instill discipline, patriotism, integrity, and honor into high school students who choose to take the course as an elective. The program also counts as a P.E. credit towards the students graduation. Also, students who have completed two years of JROTC are able to enlist into the real United States military as an E-3. Extra-curricular activities involved with JROTC include Armed and Unarmed drill teams. Orienteering (Land Navigation), Rocketry, Sea Cruise, Color Guard, Rifle Team and more.
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