"Motivating Young People to Be Better Citizens" is what we live by here at Crisp County High School.  The Cougar Battalion of Crisp County High School takes great pride in its motto.  The instructors, MAJ Lloyd, SFC Cooper, and SFC Marsh, teach the Cadet Corps leadership skills, map reading, strategies, first aid and safety precautions, goal setting, citizenship skills, foundations for success, proper physical fitness exercises, and uniform inspection procedures, which complacently are the tactics needed to conquer life's hardships.  SFC Cooper instructs the first-year cadets, while SFC Marsh teaches the second-year cadets.  This year, in total, we have one hundred seventeen cadets.  Our cadets are vary prominent inside of JROTC.  They strived to be the best of the best and they have proven to be, according to the status we have earned.  We have maintained the title of Honor Unit With Distinction for thirteen years thus far in our journey and plan to hold on to such a prestigious label.  Not only do our cadets stay active inside the classroom, they also join extracurricular activities.  This year's group of cadets are very diverse in nature; some are on drill team and color guard, while others compete on our raider and rifle teams, all of which have won several region and state championships. In our program we teach the key to success is teamwork, weather a cadet is on a team or not.  So as you can see the JROTC program is living up to its mission, which is...

"To Motivate Young People To Be Better Citizens"

The Cougar Battalion: Honor Unit With Distinction For Thirteen Consecutive Years