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Northshore High School's Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) program develops
leadership abilities in young people and motivates young people to become better citizens. The
Senior Army Instructor (SAI) is Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) (ret) Harold Herring and the Army
Instructor (AI) is Sergeant First Class (SFC) (ret) Edward Bertucci. For the 2004-2005 school
year, cadet Major Teater serves as our Battalion Commander, and cadet Major Lanier serves
as our Battalion Executive Officer (Battalion XO). The Army sponsors this program with the
school serving as host. The JROTC program is unlike any other program in high school. It
gives hands-on challenges and facilitates positive changes in an individual's life while
preparing them to serve as leaders in their community. JROTC makes them aware of their
rights, responsibilities, and privileges as American citizens, while presenting opportunities
which will benefit the cadet, their city, state, and nation. At Northshore High School, cadets
become further involved in JROTC by joining teams. We have many teams, including an armed
drill team (spinning rifles), a very active color guard (presentation of the flags), rifle team
(marksmanship), and an unarmed drill team (marching). Other teams include P.T. (Physical
Training), Raider Team, and Saber Team. To learn more about the program and read FAQs,
please visit the About Us page of this site.
Read FAQs about the battalion, including about the
uniform, recruiting, age requirements, and fees.
Northshore High School
SFC Bertucci's site on Teacher Web
LTC Herring's site on Teacher Web
U.S. Army
Cadet Command
JROTC Portal
Western Region
8th Brigade
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Christopher Alfred, S-5 in 2005
Welcome to our new, improved website!
The test on Map Reading (Unit 5, Chapter 2, Lessons 1-8) will be given on the 18th and 19th of
April (MONDAY and TUESDAY). Cadets are encouraged to review the study guide and to study
the key terms and notes they took during the lessons.
The next subject to be taught is History.
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Detention? Use Our Online Conduct Forms.
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