1. MCJROTC OPEN HOUSE Senior Marine Instructor – CWO5 Paul Robinson
Marine Instructor - GySgt Kenneth Jones

2. Behavior in mcjrotc program
Cadets must abide by program rules as well as school rules.
Parents received conduct policy.
Consistent improper behavior are grounds for dismissal from the program.

3. success
Our goal is to set a highest standards of leadership in preparing our Cadets for the many challenges they will be face with in up coming years
. Such as:
- Finding employment
- Communicating with others
- Becoming a productive citizen
- Preparing for College

4. Grooming standards Grooming standards are the same as for Marines.
All males must shave and have the appropriate military haircut, unless there is a medical excuse.
All uniforms are provided. All uniforms are to be returned cleaned when Cadet complete the program.
All standards must be maintain to participate

5. Participation and Integrity
Integrity is having good character and to always do the right thing. All Cadets should practice this trait. Cadets that do not participate in program activities, will not be allowed to engaged in the scheduled outings.

6. participation
All Cadets “must” participate in the extracurricular activities that the program offers. This will assist in making the program stronger. Such as:
Drill Team - Honor Guard
Rifle Team Parades
Fundraisers - Color Guard
Flag - CIL
Toys for Tots

7. Drill team
Rifle team
Cadets have the opportunity to participate on the JROTC drill team.
Practice is after school 3 to 4 days a week.
Competitions are on the weekend.
Some competitions allow the team to travel out of state.
Cadets have the opportunity to try out for the JROTC rifle team.
Practice is after school 2 days a week.
Most rifle matches are held after school hours.
Some rifle matches allow the team to travel out of state.

8. Cadet leadership camp
Leadership camp allows Cadets to demonstrate their leadership skill, and build camaraderie with other Cadets. It also allows them to develop better problem solving skills.
All Cadets that are planning to remain in MCJROTC while in high school, will be required to attend at least one camp.

9. Upcoming events
7 Sept - Labor Day Parade in Douglasville. Cadets participating is exempt from uniform inspection that week.
3-4 Oct, Marine Reserve Base, Windy Hill Rd Marietta Ga.
9-11 Oct, Patriots Point, S.C., University of South Carolina JROTC, and Citadel Military College.
6,7,8 November - Christmas in Lithia
14 Nov – Marine Corps Ball at The Centre at Arbor Place. Approx. $20 per person. Parents and Siblings are invited at the same cost.

10. Cadet of the month
The program do offer the Cadet of the Month award. The incentives include:
- a plaque
- name on Cadet of the Month board
- a goody bag
- $25 cash

11. Incentives Incentives for completing the four year pathway in JROTC:
- Graduation Cord
- Medallions
- Senior Dinner

12. Cadet activity fee
All Cadets will be required to pay an initial activity fee of $40.00 their first year. Subsequent fee of $25.00 for every year they participate in the JROTC program thereafter. The fees will be used to offset the cost of the following items provided to the Cadet:
- Cadet P/T Gear
- Cadet Uniforms Items
- Cadet Spirit T-Shirt
- Uniform Care
- Cadet Picnic
- Cadet Field Trip (providing Cadet qualify to attend, i.e. behavior, grades)
- Marine Corps Ball
NOTE: Cadets will not be allowed to participate in JROTC extracurricular activities if the activity fee is not paid.

13. FUNDRAISER Donation fundraiser – Sept /Oct
Cookie Dough/Bread – Oct/November
Candy Sale – Jan/Feb
Cookie Dough/Rifle Team/Drill Team
Donation Fundraiser for Cadet Leadership Camp

14. SCHOOL/MCJROTC WEBSITE
The MCJROTC webpage is located on the LSHS Website. First, go to clubs and organizations. Then click on MCJROTC. There you can see the calendar of events and documents you may need to download.

15. Thank you
We would like to thank everyone for attending. Enjoy the rest of your evening. Semper Fi!