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Robert Osborne: The benefits of having JROTC in Adair Schools Retired Master Sergeant Robert Osborne led JROTC program at Clinton County High School for five years. Benefits from the program, he says have widespread influence in many ways, including attendance in the classroom and attendance at school functions Comments re article 53636 Hunter Durham High School JROTC is a great project By Robert Osborne What does JROTC stand for and what are the benefits of having a JROTC program in Adair County Schools Systems?My name is Robert Osborne and I am a retired Army Master Sergeant. After retiring from active duty in 2006, I became the Army Instructor for Clinton County High School JROTC where I served for 5 years. JROTC stands for Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps and is taught at the high school level. ROTC is the college level program. The mission of JROTC: "To Motivate Young People to Become Better Citizens." What it is not is a recruiting tool for the military. It happens that students, or cadets as they are referred to in the program do enlist and I give them my full support, but the main goal is to provide life long learning tools that cadets can use to become better citizens. What are the benefits of a JROTC program in our schools? The benefits are immediate and highly visible to everyone:
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