Welcome to WALTRIP H S JROTC WELCOME PARENTS

Welcome to WALTRIP H. S. JROTC WELCOME PARENTS Sergeant First Class Retired Thomas A. Bores Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

Session Break Out JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores • 713 -688 -1361 EXT 015222 • Leadership, Education and Training Development • Leadership Essays, Cadet Portfolio and Conover Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

Session Norms JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores • Mute your microphone • Keep camera off • Utilize the hand icon and wait for the presenter to call on you • Please save your questions for the end of the presentation during the Q and A time Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

Student Best Practices JROTC • Use microphone when needed to participate in class • Keep camera ON • Utilize the hand icon and wait for the teacher to call on student SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores • Students are expected to interact with their teachers each class day. M/T/TH or M/W/F Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

JROTC Contact Information SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores Office Hours: M – 3: 45 – 4: 10 T – Fr – 1: 50 – 2: 35 Remind Information: Waltrip AJROTC@3 dh 23 b Email address: Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

Virtual Instruction JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

Class Summary JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores US Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps Army JROTC I (950125) Study leadership theory and application, foundation for success, communication/study skills, citizenship, military customs and courtesies, physical training, drill, map reading, and the history and objective of JROTC. Army JROTC II (950225) Study of wellness, fitness and first aid, drug awareness, ethical values and principals of good citizenship in American history and Government. Demonstrate knowledge of drill, map reading and physical training, with emphasis on methods of instruction. Prerequisite: Army JROTC III (950325 Regular 950355 Honors) Study of leadership strategies, foundation of success, managing conflict, career planning, financial planning, citizenship in American history and government with continued practical work in leadership, drill, technology awareness, and methods of instruction. map reading and physical training. Prerequisite: Army JROTC II. teacheremail@houstonisd. org

Class Summary JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores Army JROTC IV (950525 Regular, 950455 Honor) Demonstrate leadership potential as a role model, coach, counselor, management skill and assistant instructor. Study service to the Nation and financial planning, with continue practical work in drill, technology awareness, physical training and command staff principles. Prerequisite: JROTC III Army JROTC V (950421) Graduated cadets Assist instructor in the LET level class assigned. Assist instructor in drill, physical training and inspections with a requirement to teach a minimum of one class for each subject taught for the LET level class assigned, with emphasis place on proper teaching methods and preparation of lesson plans. Normally assumed the leadership position and the responsibilities of command functions with continued practical work in drill, technology awareness, and physical training. Prerequisite: Completion of previous numerical JROTC level Thomas. boresl@houstonisd. org

HUB Specifics to Course JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores Deadlines: ALL Assignments are due by 11: 59 PM Fridays Assignments: Essays, Cadet Portfolio, Conover and Exercises Assessments: Weekly Quizzes and 6 -week exams Attendance: Mandatory; be on time and follow classroom etiquette standards. Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org

Q&A JROTC SFC (R) Thomas A. Bores Questions? Thomas. bores@houstonisd. org