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Welcome to
the Wossman High School
Army JROTC Wildcat Battalion Web Site

The Junior
Reserve Officers' Training Corps or JROTC at
Wossman is designed to teach high school
students the value of citizenship, leadership,
service to community, personal responsibility,
and a sense of accomplishment, while instilling
in them self-esteem, teamwork, and
self-discipline. Its focus is reflected in its
mission statement, "To motivate young people to
be better citizens." It prepares high school
students for responsible leadership roles while
making them aware of their rights,
responsibilities, and privileges as American
citizens. The program is a stimulus for
promoting graduation from high school, and it
provides instruction and rewarding opportunities
that will benefit the student, community, and
nation. All students can take the course for one
to four years.
The JROTC
program intends to teach cadets to:
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Appreciate the ethical values and principles
that underline good citizenship.
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Develop leadership potential, while working
cooperatively with others.
- Be
able to think logically and communicate
effectively with others.
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Appreciate the importance of physical
fitness in maintaining good health.
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Understand the importance of high school
graduation for a successful future, and
learn about college and other advanced
education and employment opportunities.
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Develop mental management abilities.
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Become familiar with military history as it
relates to America's culture, and understand
the history, purpose, and structure of the
military services.
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Develop the skills necessary to work
effectively as a member of a team.
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