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WELCOME. NJROTC 2013-14. NJROTC CLASSROOM RULES SY 13-14. 1. Be in your seat with your ID on when the bell rings, or you are TARDY . 2. When an adult enters the room call “Attention on Deck”.

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  1. WELCOME NJROTC 2013-14

  2. NJROTC CLASSROOM RULES SY 13-14 • 1. Be in your seat with your ID on when the bell rings, or you are TARDY. • 2. When an adult enters the room call “Attention on Deck”. • 3. Uniform day is Wednesday, unless otherwise specified. If you are here you should be in uniform all day. • 4. Always bring textbooks, pen/pencil and paper to class. • 5. Use the restroom prior to coming to class. Passes to the restroom will not be issued, unless it is a dire emergency.

  3. NJROTC CLASSROOM RULES SY 13-14 • 6. Raise your hand to speak, otherwise no talking. • 7. Sleeping in class will not be tolerated. Those who choose to sleep will be asked to stand-up. • 8. Always dress for success. Positively NO SAGGING will be allowed. • 9. Do not leave anything in the classroom. • 10. You will be allowed three days to make up any assignments missed do to absence. It is your responsibility to find out what you missed.

  4. Consequences for Violating Class Rules • 1st Offense: Verbal Warning • 2nd Offense: Moved to an appropriate place in class & Extra Military Instruction • 3rd Offense: Parent Notification & After-school Extra Military Instruction • 4th Offense: Disciplinary Referral • *Any severe disruption in class will result in an immediate referral to the office.

  5. CHAIN OF COMMAND SY 13-14 • President Honorable Barack H. Obama • Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) Honorable Chuck Hagel • Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) Honorable Raymond E. Mabus • Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) ADM Jonathan W. Greenert • CNET RADM Donald P. Quinn • NSTC RADM Dee L. Mewbourne • NJROTC Area Six Manager CDR Griffin G. Jones • Senior Naval Science Instructor LCDR Dennis Turner • Naval Science Instructor ABH1 Micheal Antoine • Company Commanding Officer C/LT Lewis McKenzie • Company Executive Officer C/LT Anthony Nesmith • Company Operations Officer C/LTJG Mark King • Company Administration Officer C/LTJG Zhane Hewitt • Company Supply Officer C/ENS Mara Ford

  6. CADET INFORMATION SHEET SY13-14 • Last Name First Name Middle Initial Nickname Street Address \ Apt. No. • City, State / Zip Code • Cadet Home Number & Cell Number • Cadet Email

  7. CADET INFORMATION SHEET SY13-14 • Father’s Name Father’s Cell Work Phone Father’s Email • Mother’s Name Mother’s Cell Work Phone Mother’s Email • Date of Birth (Cadet) • NS Course(Circle one) Grade(Circle one)

  8. CADET INFORMATION SHEET SY13-14 • Sex Male Female • Race-African American American Indian Asian\Pacific Isl Caucasian Hispanic Other: • T-Shirt Size S M L XL XXL • TEAM INTEREST- Academic, Drill, Color Guard • Orienteer, PT , Rifle

  9. CADET INFORMATION SHEET SY13-14 • UNIT JOB- OPS, SUPPLY, ADMIN, • PUBLIC AFFAIRS, WEB DESIGN • Organizations/Sports Teams you belong to & • any Leadership positions • Organization Leadership Position

  10. OTHER FORMS • PRINT NEATLY • NO BLANK Spaces on SRF • Cadet Code of Conduct SY 12-13 • NJROTC STANDARD RELEASE FORM • NJROTC HEALTH RISK SCREENING • PHYSICAL (Optional)

  11. YOU CAN MAKE SOME NOISE

  12. The Cadet Creed • I am a Navy Junior ROTC Cadet.  • I strive to promote patriotism and become an informed and responsible citizen.  • I respect those in positions of authority. 

  13. The Cadet Creed • I support those who have defended freedom and democracy around the world.  • I proudly embrace the Navy’s core values of honor, courage and commitment. • I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all

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