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Each year the Cadet Corps visits the three feeder
schools; Galvez Middle School, Lake Elementary School and St Amant Middle
School. The cadets make presentations to the eighth grade students
about our program. Normally 7 to 8 cadets, half of which are ninth
graders, describe the Cadet Corps activities and the components of the
program they find most advantageous or enjoyable.
C/Lt Adam Hanna, Cadet Commanding Officer, making
introductions at the recruiting visit to Gonzales Middle School
Led by Junior and Cadet Commanding Officer Adam
Hanna, three successful visits where completed. Adam and the cadet
staff made all arrangements with the feeder school administrative staff,
arranged for transportation and made three excellent presentations.
Eighth graders at Gonzales Middle School listen
attentively to the Cadet staff as they describe the NJRTOC program at St
Amant High School
Cadets Alex Petit, Halie Gibson, Aleia Parker, Ashley
Ficklin, Nicholas Breaux and Sean Levins made presentations to the
Gonzales Middle School Eighth graders.
Cadet Aleia Parker explaining the Physical Fitness
program
Cadet Ashley Ficklin explaining the rigors of the
Unarmed Drill Team
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Over 100 leads/applications of interest were
returned to our recruiting staff. The staff will continue to monitor
the scheduling process for the incoming freshmen to ensure all those
interested are able to join the NJROTC program.
Cadet Nicholas Breaux explained the NS 1 class
material and then demonstrated the position used for the Air Rifle Team
Cadet Sean Levins explains the requirements to be a
member of the Armed Drill Team, he then demonstrates some advanced rifle
spinning techniques to the enjoyment of the middle school attendees.
Middle School students from Lake Elementary School in
rapt attention to the cadets as they detail the NJROTC program
Cadet presenters to Lake Elementary School include;
Cadet/ LT Adam Hanna, Cadets Chase Carpenter, Lauren Meyers, Kelsey Villar,
Jacob Mouch, Lane Crochet, David Chroninger and Jonathon Delatte.
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