In Accordance with the Navy instruction governing the Navy Junior Recruit Officer Training Corp (NJROTC), CNET Instruction 153

Guidelines For Enrollment In The Northmont High School NJRO= TC Program

In accordance with the Navy instruction governing the Navy Junior Recruit Officer Training Corp (NJROTC), CNET Instruction 1533.9, all cadets must meet the minimum standards in order to participate in the program. T= hose minimum standards are as follows:

a. Be enrolled in and attending a regular course of instruction at the school hosting the unit, in a grade 9 through 12.

b. Be a U.S. citizen or national or alien lawfully admitted to the U.S. for permanent residence.

c. Be selected by the NJROTC instructor with the approval of the school principal or his/her representative.

d. Comply with the personal grooming standards as set forth in the “NJROTC Cadet Field Manual,” NAVEDTRA 37116 series. Common sense and good judgment sho= uld be used to attain these standards. Standards will not be relaxed as to reflect discredit on the Naval service.

e. Be physically qualified to participate fully in the physical educat= ion program in the school. This includes maintaining a current physical and screening form, authorizing participation in physical training.

f. Maintain acceptable standards of conduct, including being free from= any suspension or expulsion.

g. Maintain acceptable standards of academic achievement and academic standing that warrants at least normal progression leading to graduation.

Any cadet in violation of the above guidelines is subject to disciplinary action. The Naval Science Instructor (NSI) is authorized to place on probation, = with the approval of the principal, any NJROTC cadet who has academic deficienci= es, fails to maintain standards of grooming or wearing of the uniform, or whose conduct is prejudicial to the program, provided the NSI considers the difficulty to be a single laps of judgment and the cadet has the potential = and motivation to be successful as an NJROTC cadet. Cadets placed on probation shall be notified in writing, a copy of which will be sent to the parent(s).

Furthermore, a cadet may be disenrolled by the NJROTC instructor, with the approval of the principal, for any of the following reasons:

a. Failure to maintain the standards required for enrollment.

b. Lack of aptitude, indifference to training, disciplinary reasons, or undesirable traits of character.

c. Failure to meet the terms of probation or to correct the deficiency= for which placed in a probationary status.

d. Disenrollment from the school.

e. Request of the individual student per Northmont student disenrollment instructions.

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Also, there are two events during the scho= ol year each cadet is required to attend.&nbs= p; First is the Annual Military Inspection (AMI) which takes place duri= ng school hours. Secondly, the A= ward’s Ceremony near the end of the school year, which is an after school event, conducted in the evening. The= se events are mandatory. Student grades will reflect their participation. Any cadet failing to attend these = events can be put on probation.

These guidelines and disciplinary procedures are= put in place to ensure the unit and program maintains the highest degree of professionalism and moral standards for the betterment of the cadets. This is in addition to positively representing the United States Navy and Northmont High School.

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