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The staff, or the Headquarters Company, includes the Battalion Commander, the Battalion XO,
the S-1, the S-2, the S-3, the S-4, the S-5, the Team Coordinator, the SASAI, and the Battalion
(Command) Sergeant Major. The Battalion Commander is the highest in rank and position. He
or she commands the battalion during different functions and supervises all of the cadets with
and without leadership positions. The Battalion Executive Officer (XO) supervises the rest of the
staff and is the chairperson at the staff meetings. Staff Meetings are held every Thursday
afternoon, usually from 2:50 PM to 3:30 PM. The Battalion XO oversees the staff members turn
in reports and leads in discussing business at the meetings. The S-1, also called the Adjutant
Officer, processes the data on all of the cadets, including promotions, demotions, merits,
demerits, awards, and ribbons, and prepares for and runs Awards Night. The S-2, or the Public
Affairs Officer, leads in social activities, such as the Military Ball, writes and distributes the
monthly newsletter, and organizes our battalion's participation in the parades. The S-3, also
known as the Training and Operations Officer, is usually the third highest-ranking officer in the
battalion. He or she files lesson plans, develops training and academic schedules, and
publishes the yearly master training schedule. The S-4, or Logistics (Supply) Officer, manages
and keeps an inventory on all the equipment we have. The S-5, also called the Special Projects
Officer, does regular tasks such as acting as the webmaster, the parliamentarian, the class
leaders and platoon leaders supervisor, the lesson planner, and the computer analyst. The
Team Coordinator supervises all of our teams and prepares them for competitions. The SASAI
(Special Assistant to the Senior Army Instructor) acts as the secretary at all of the meetings and
heads the fund raising committee. The (Command) Sergeant Major supervises the Flag Detail
and the Color Guard.
One way a cadet can become a staff officer is through appointment by the SAI (Senior Army
Instructor). Another way a cadet can become a staff officer is by being appointed as an
assistant by the staff officer and by being trained as an assistant by the staff officer. After the
staff officer leaves the program (graduates, etc.) the assistant usually becomes the officer.
This is the current staff:
| Position |
Staff Officer |
Assistant(s) |
| Battalion Commander |
To Be Announced April 20th |
None |
| Battalion Executive Officer (XO) |
To Be Announced April 20th |
None |
| S-1, Adjutant |
Cadet First Lieutenant Bethany Varner |
Cadet Trevor Abney |
| S-2, Public Affairs |
Cadet Second Lieutenant Siobhan Friel |
None |
| S-3, Training and Operatioins |
Cadet Second Lieutenant Amy Ko |
None |
| S-4, Logistics (Supply) |
Cadet Bryan Reilly |
None |
| S-5, Special Projects |
Cadet First Lieutenant Christopher Alfred |
Cadets Malysa Weaver and James Meyers |
| Team Coordinator |
Cadet Master Sergeant Trent Palm |
None |
| SASAI, Special Assistant to the Senior Army Instructor |
Cadet Second Lieutenant Cortnee Thompson |
Cadet Marina Osborne |
| (Command) Sergeant Major |
Cadet Sergeant Major Adam Fino |
None |
last name of each cadet in the Staff Officer Column.
Staff Resources and Forms
S.O.P. (Standing Operating Procedures) 2004-2005 School Year*
S.O.P. Printer -Friendly Version: (Microsoft (R) Word 2002 text document: 35 Pages)*
Conduct Forms (Detentions and (De)merits) and Progress Forms (Promotions and Demotions)
Online Version of Conduct Forms
Robert's Rules of Order (RONR) Website
Notes on RONR / Parliamentary Procedure
Secretary's Template
*This is the most recent published copy. There have been revisions since the last publication
and have been put into effect. The date of the next publication has not been established yet,
but it will be sometime in the fall of 2005.
These results were posted on the Internet at approximately the same time they were posted in
the classroom.
Demerits:
Demotions:
Merits:
Promotions: