Teacher, JROTC Army Instructor (EOY - End of Year)

About the role

The Teacher, JROTC Army Instructor (AI) is a Warrant Officer or Non-commissioned Officer who assists the Senior Army Instructor (SAI) in planning, delivering, and managing the high school’s JROTC program in accordance with U.S. Department of Defense regulations, service-specific JROTC directives, school board policies, and district procedures. The Army instructor provides leadership and instruction that promotes citizenship, character development, leadership skills, personal responsibility, and academic achievement. The JROTC Army Instructor supports the overall mission of the school by fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment and by encouraging student engagement, discipline, and respect. Duties will include evening or weekend hours for cocurricular activities, competitions, ceremonies, and community events.

Responsibilities

• Deliver daily JROTC classroom instruction in leadership, citizenship, civics, first aid, physical fitness, and map reading/land navigation aligned with the Army JROTC Learning for Life curriculum
• Assist the SAI in planning, sequencing, and updating lesson plans and unit assessments
• Maintain an orderly, disciplined, and respectful classroom environment consistent with Army values and school policy
• Evaluate cadet performance through written assessments, practical exercises, and observable leadership demonstrations
• Mentor and coach cadets in developing personal leadership skills, accountability, and team cohesion
• Support the Cadet Chain of Command in planning and executing battalion events, ceremonies, and training activities
• Facilitate physical training (PT) activities in accordance with school wellness and safety guidelines
• Guide cadets in setting academic, personal fitness, and career/postsecondary goals
• Assist the SAI in managing JROTC uniforms, equipment, and government property in accordance with Army regulations and school division policy
• Maintain accurate cadet records, enrollment data, and program documentation required by U.S. Army Cadet Command and the school division
• Support preparation of required program reports and unit self-assessments
• Assist with program inspections, evaluations, and accreditation processes conducted by the U.S. Army Cadet Command
• Support and supervise co-curricular activities, including drill team, color guard, Raider team, leadership and academic bowl, and community service projects
• Accompany and supervise cadets during field trips, competitions, and off-campus JROTC events
• Represent the JROTC program at school events, parent nights, and community functions
• Collaborate with school counselors, teachers, and administrators to support cadet academic success
• Participate in required professional development, inspections, and training as mandated by the sponsoring military branch
• Maintain In