• Student must be a registered student of a Christian school, private school, or academy.
• (Homeschool students may be accepted under certain restrictions.)
• Must be enrolled in grades 9–12.
• Must maintain CJROTC standards consistent with military conduct, discipline, and appearance expectations.
• Must complete all required curriculum components

• Students and cadets often demonstrate noticeable positive growth within the first 4–6 weeks of enrollment.
• Students who participate in the CJROTC Program experience measurable personal development across multiple areas of life, including leadership, discipline, confidence, and responsibility.
• Cadets may earn high school credit, including:
• Elective Credit
• Social Science Credit
• Physical Education (PE) Credit
• Students are taught our leadership traits in detailed and practical application, preparing them for real-world responsibilities.
• Cadets who successfully complete the CJROTC Program may qualify for advanced rank (typically 1–2 rank advancement) upon entry into certain branches of the U.S. Military, depending on branch policies.
• Some cadets may qualify for college credit based on CJROTC participation and institutional agreements.
• CJROTC cadets are eligible to compete for and earn multiple scholarship opportunities

• All Schools are required to submit a CJROTC School Application (Listed on Applications Tab)

The CJROTC class meets Monday through Friday during the regular school day, just like any other core academic subject.

While the class is conducted during standard school hours, there may be occasional after-school activities, events, or competitions associated with the program.

CJROTC is not an extracurricular activity. It is an official academic course that counts toward high school graduation requirements.

Cadets enrolled in CJROTC may earn:

• High School Elective Credit
• Social Science Credit
• Physical Education (PE) Credit, and or Health

No student who enrolls in the CJROTC class is required to join the military.

The CJROTC Program is a leadership and character development course — not a military recruitment program. While we are proud of cadets who choose to serve, military service is entirely voluntary.

In fact, our college enrollment rate among CJROTC cadets is significantly higher than our military intake rate. Many of our graduates pursue higher education, trade schools, entrepreneurship, and professional careers equipped with the leadership skills developed through the program.

CJROTC prepares students for life — whatever path they choose.

• Yes The CJROTC Progam Is During The School Day Like Math and Sciene Class, Unlike Basketball Practice After School

Our cadets participate in a wide range of dynamic and engaging experiences, including:

• Large obstacle course events
• Overnight stays on military installations
• Supervised shooting range activities
• Navy ship visits and onboard experiences
• Competitive events with other schools
• Community parades
• And many additional leadership-based activities
• These experiences are designed to build confidence, teamwork, discipline, and real-world readiness while reinforcing the leadership principles taught in the classroom.

The CJROTC course is demanding by design. It challenges students to rise above average expectations and push themselves toward excellence.

However, most students who make a genuine effort find that they truly enjoy the challenge. They thrive on the structure, discipline, teamwork, and sense of accomplishment that comes from hard work.

The program does not lower standards — it raises students to meet them.