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    Vashon High School 
    Army JROTC
    Wolverines Battalion

      Overview Page
     
    Welcome to Vashon's H.S. JROTC Virtual Learning 
     

    Effective March 23, 2020, our JROTC program will be using Virtual Learning while school is not in session and to minimize disruption. --- Virtual Learning has been suspended until further notice.

    All JROTC cadets should log into Microsoft TEAMS for assignments. If you need your login ID or password contact your instructor at the following email address: SGM Wright (Walter.Wright@slps.org) and SFC Harris (Lorenzo.Harris@slps.org).

    Click here for Microsoft TEAMS.  Use your SLPS computer login ID and password to gain access. 

    SGM (R) Wright and SFC (R) Harris can be reached over the summer by sending an email to the  slps.org email accounts listed above.

     

     Overview

    This is the official home page for the Vashon High School Army JROTC program. Here, you can check out what is new,  check out some pictures of our past events on the home page, and find out a little more about our program. This site is here to inform and keep you up to date with Vashon's JROTC program and keep you entertained on the side...

     

     About Us

     

    Vashon High School JROTC program activation year was 1996. This is a character development program and builds success leaders for the future. Never deviating from the JROTC mission ("To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens"), the Vashon JROTC program strives to help lead young people down the path of success and open doors of opportunity for those willing to put forth the effort of commitment.

     

     Cadet Leadership

     

    JROTC instructors encourage and implement cadet leadership opportunities, allowing for direct peer-to-peer leadership. This style sends the message that students are willing, involved, and influences others to do the right thing. JROTC is a cadet lead program and requires a team effort to build a successful peer lead program.

     

     

    Engaging Curriculum 

     

    Each lesson benefits the whole student and prepares them for the tedious but conquerable life ahead. For example, cadets receive life skills training in first aid, etiquette and resume writing. Here, success begins in the JROTC program.