Foreman High School – JROTC-Army: Leadership Education and Training (LET) III

Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester

This laboratory course is designed to build on the self-discovery skills sets taught in JROTC 1. As self-directed learners, students study the fundamentals citizenship skills, the foundation of the American political system and our Constitution. Personal responsibility and wellness is reinforced by diet, nutrition and physical fitness activities. Drug and alcohol awareness and prevention are reinforced. Students are placed in leadership roles that enable them to demonstrate an understanding of basic leadership principles, values and attributes. The Junior ROTC curriculum is enhanced through physical fitness activities, extracurricular and co-curricular activities that support the core employability skills standards and McRel academic standards. Students in the Honors course must fulfill the requirements of A JROTC 3 Plus: One research paper per semester on selected topics chosen by the instructor. Additional reading requirements to include as a minimum of two books from a pre-approved reading list developed by the AJROTC Instructor, Perform a community service project or school project, submission of the annual JROTC Essay, topic determined by headquarters. Students will present one period of instruction per semester. Students will assume a leadership position within the unit and demonstrate skills and traits being taught in leadership classes.