Events

Upcoming Events

March 6th - Scidm Drill Meet
March 20th - RO Ball

Weekly Schedule

An average RO week unless otherwise stated on the calendar in RO room.

Monday - Uniform/Blue T-shirt Day
Tuesday - Academics
Wednesday - Drill
Thursday - Academics
Friday - PT


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Uniform Day

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	___Thursday	________Friday	___Saturday
01 Uniform Day	02 Academics	03 Academics	04 P.T.Prep	05 Drill Prep	06 Scidm Drill Meet
08 Drill Blue T	09 Academics Periods 1, 3, 5 Minimum Day	10 Academics Periods 2, 4, 6 Minimum Day	11 Drill	12 P.T.	13
16 Academics	17 Drill	18 Academics	19 P.T.	20 Military Ball
22 Drill	23 Academics	24 Drill	25 Academics	26 P.T.	27

 

Past Events

Awards Banquet
Awards Banquet is the last event of the year. It's a semi-formal event where Mira Mesa High School's AFJROTC Corp gives out awards to cadets who have performed exceedingly well throughout their year. Dinner is served first as a video montage is played in the backround along with Cadet Standouts. A list of next year's officers is posted and the new Senior Staff is introduced. After certificates, trophies, medals and ribbons are given out the rest of the night is spent with the cadets on the dancefloor.

Military Ball
Military Ball is the biggest event of the year. It's a formal dance that happens every year and all schools with a JROTC attend. Females are allowed to wear dresses but males are required to wear Class A jackets. The colors are posted by an Honorguard comprised of cadets from different schools and dinner is served. Afterwards the Royal Court for each school is announced. The Royal Court is comprised of the Queen and King (Seniors), the Princess and Prince (Juniors), and Lady and Lord (Sophomore/Freshman). After the colors are retired all the cadets are given the rest of the night to dance.

Best Drilled Individual & Brigade (BDI)
BDI is a competition that only includes one cadet from each year and Color Guard Varsity Teams. To join BDI, a cadet must go to try outs and be selected by the commander. Cadets are trained in drill movements with the rifle and compete individually against other schools as either a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th year. The top Color Guard teams (Female varsity, Male Varsity, Co-ed Varsity) compete against eachother as well as other school to place in the top 3.

Cadet Picnic
Cadet picnic happens every year during early October. It always takes place at Admiral Baker's field and all military corps from many schools attend. Each school compete in different sports and games like basketball and tug-of-war. It is a great way to meet new people and see other branches of JROTC. food is provided and cadets receive a ribbon for attending.

Street Fair
Street Fair is the first community service event of the year that occurs annually during late September. Cadets line up early morning before dawn to help close down the streets. Afterwards, they help the vendors by unloading cars and trucks and assembling canopies and stages. Booths are put up, tables are arranged and fliers are passed out through the assistance of our cadets. Our teams, Color guard, Sabre Team, Armed Fancy Drill Team, and Unarmed Fancy Drill Team, also perform for the spectators of the fair during the afternoon. When the fair comes to a close our cadets are once again on the job putting tables and tents away, picking up trash and cleaning up.