MISSION OF MARINE CORPS JUNIOR ROTC

To develop informed and responsible citizens

To develop leadership skills

To strengthen character

To promote an understanding of the requirements of National Security

To help form habits of self-discipline

To develop respect for and an understanding of constituted authority in a democratic society.

CADETS:
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Cadet Expectations

Cadets do maintain their bearing and conduct.

Cadets do arrive on time for class.

Cadets do greet the teacher on the way into class.

Cadets do wear appropriate clothing.

Cadets do more with less.

Cadets do strive to improve themselves - physically, intellectually, and spiritually.

Cadets do honor their word.

Cadets do take the initiative.

Cadets do remain loyal to their families, fellow cadets and students, their school and their community.

Cadets do treat others with dignity and respect regardless of race, religion or gender.

Cadets do take care of each other.

Cadets do what is right.

Cadets don't wear a scruffy uniform.

Cadets don't slouch around with their hands in their pockets

Cadets don't wear long hair.

Cadets don't smoke on school grounds.

Cadets don't fail to respond with a "Yes, or No Sir or Ma'am when speaking with an adult.

Cadets don't wear hats in class.

Cadets don't render half-hearted or sloppy salutes to the Stars and Stripes or their officers.

Cadets don't cut class.

Cadets don't gang up on anyone.

Cadets don't question lawful orders.

Cadets don't lie cheat or break their word.

Cadets don't curse or swear.

Cadets don't abandon a fellow cadet in time of need.

Cadets don't let down their fellow Cadets by succumbing to drug temptation.

Cadets don't meet problems with "It can't be done" or questions with an easy answer "No."

Cadets don't knock the system without recommending change.