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J-LEAD School Year 2003-2004 Planning Calendar Development

J-LEAD School Year 2003-2004 Planning Calendar Development. 07/31/03. Pace High School NJROTC Cadet Company Chain of Command. SNSI: Retired Commander Samuel Vickers NSI: Retired Master Chief Petty Officer Kenneth Royston Cadet Company Commander: C/LCDR Annalee Chiswell

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J-LEAD School Year 2003-2004 Planning Calendar Development

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  1. J-LEADSchool Year 2003-2004Planning Calendar Development 07/31/03

  2. Pace High School NJROTCCadet Company Chain of Command • SNSI: Retired Commander Samuel Vickers • NSI: Retired Master Chief Petty Officer Kenneth Royston • Cadet Company Commander: C/LCDR Annalee Chiswell • Cadet Company Executive Officer: C/LT Bobby Martin • Cadet Company Operations Officer: C/LTJG Mark Gonzalez • Cadet Company Senior Drill Team Commander: C/ENS Richard Al-Bayaty

  3. Agenda • Purpose • JROTC Higher Mission • Pace High NJROTC Mission • Pace NJROTC Clubs • Pace NJROTC Events • Tasks by Event • Calendar Development

  4. Purpose To provide a detailed planning calendar for our high school NJROTC program for School Year 2003-2004. Back

  5. Junior ROTC is designed to teach high school students the value of citizenship, leadership, service to the community, personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment, while instilling in them self-esteem, teamwork, and self-discipline. Its focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To motivate young people to be better citizens.” It prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them aware of their rights, responsibilities, and privileges as American citizens. The program is a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and it provides instruction and rewarding opportunities that will benefit the student, community, and nation. Back

  6. Pace High School NJROTC Mission Practice to win. Compete to Have Fun! Back

  7. Pace High NJROTC Clubs or Teams • Armed Exhibition Silent Drill Team • Armed Basic Drill Team • Unarmed Basic Drill Team • Unarmed Exhibition Drill Team • Color Guard Team • Orienteering Team • Precision Rifle Team • Athletic Team • Academic Team • Dance Team Back

  8. Pace NJROTC Events for SY 03/04 • Leadership Academy and Basic Leadership Training for cadets during the 2003 summer. • Six Habitat for Humanity projects • Special Olympics support (manning booths) • Operation Christmas • Sacred Heart Hospital every Monday afternoon • Ronald McDonald house clean up every two times a month. • Blackwater Heritage Trail maintenance • Paint Your Heart out projects • DAV Poppy/Forget-Me-Not donation sale • Manna Food drive • Color Guard for each football game. • Patriot Challenge Rifle Match (held at Pace High) • Battle of New Orleans Field Meet Next

  9. 03/04 SY Continued… • NAS Pensacola Drill/Athletics/Academics Field Meet • Area Eight Manager’s Annual Inspection • Gulf Coast Arts Festival • Elk’s Lodge • Pace, Milton, and Downtown Pensacola Parades • M.L. King Day – Field trip to Battleship Park Memorial Park • Pace Meet – Rifle, Academics, Athletics • NJROTC Annual Military Ball • UWF Orienteering Educational Field Meet • Auburn Field Meet • Mardi Gras Ball set up at Cordova Mall • Bar-B-Que Car Wash • Southern Miss Field Meet (May cancel out Auburn field trip depending on whether or not this ends up being the Nationals Qualifier) Next

  10. 03/04 SY Continued again… • Navy Dive School in Panama City • Pensacola NRA Match • NJROTC Nationals • Ropes Weekend • Elks Lodge Party • Awards Banquet • Pace Scottish Highland Games Back

  11. Goal: Navy Nationals • All teams practices three days a week per team, every day two weeks before each competition. • Tulane Field Meet – Puts us on the map and shows us our competition. • NAS Pensacola Field Meet – A stepping stone on the way to Nationals. It’s more like a mile marker. • Auburn Field Meet - Must place second or higher to receive a front door invitation to Nationals. • NJROTC Navy Nationals – For the past three years, we’ve placed 8th, 8th, and 7th, respectively. Each year we go to Nationals, hoping to do better than our previous year. Back

  12. Planning Calendar Development

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