• 2023 -2024 NJROTC Company

     

2021-2022 Unit

  • NJROTC'S MISSION

    The Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) is a leadership program designed to give students a head start.  Navy JROTC develops the self-discipline, self-confidence, and leadership skills to help you successfully meet life’s challenges.  People who are successful in life, who succeed in business, industry, and education, have developed strong self-discipline, the ability to lead and motivate others, and a well-rounded character.  The Navy JROTC curriculum and instructional activities are designed to develop your leadership ability regardless of your career path.

    High School NJROTC does not have a military obligation

    Purpose and Objectives of Chaparral Navy JROTC:

    The purpose of the Navy JROTC program is to instill in High School students the values of citizenship, community, state, and Country. As well as personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment. Specific objectives include:

      To promote patriotism.
      To develop informed and responsible citizens.
      To promote habits of orderliness and precision and to develope respect for constituted authority.
      To develop a high degree of personal honor, self reliance, individual discipline, and leadership.
      To promote an understanding of basic elements and requirements for national security.
      To develop leadership potential.
      To provide incentives to live healthy and drug free lives.

    Educational Paths:
    Assistance with ROTC Scholarships to 4 year Universities
    Selection/application to Military Academies, leading to a Commission for
    Military career as well, advice on enlisted military careers

  • Commander Russell Thiem, USN (Ret.)

    Senior Naval Science Instructor

    rthiem@tvusd.us

    951-695-4200 

     

    First Sergeant Leo Ruiz, USMC (Ret.)

    Naval Science Instructor

    lruiz@tvusd.us

    951-695-4200

     



ultimate sacrifice
  • FC2 Carlos Sibyan Dec 1993 - Jun 2017

Carlos Sibyan
  • Corporal Chris Singer Oct 1998 - Jan 2012

Chris Singer