Awards
National Awards:
Superior Cadet Decoration: Awarded one to each LET level in the top 10% of their JROTC class, leadership skills, devotion to the JROTC program, participate in class and extracurricular activities, integrity is above reproach. Basiclly just an outstanding well rounded cadet.
Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement: Awarded with the same standards as above only a LET III. Only one is awarded per 4000 cadets in each ROTC region.
Veterans of Foreign Wars: Awarded to a 10th, 11th, or 12th grader who is in good standing militariy and scholasticly and/ or show a high degree of diligence in a related activity in JROTC.
Sons of the American Revolution: Awarded to one cadet with a high degree of military bearing, leadership, reproach is to the highest degree possible, and general military excellence.
Daughters of the American Revolution: Awarded to a graduating cadet who has demonstrated qualities of dependebility, good character, discipline, leadership, and a patriotic understanding of JROTC.
Military Order of the World Wars: Awarded to a LET 1,2, or 3 for good standing militarily and scholasticly and has indicated by military and scholastic grades, extracurricular activities, or individual desire to serve his/her country.
Scholastic Excellence (American Legion): The cadet must be in the top 10% of their class academicly and 25% jrotc classes. Must have leadership and participate in student GOV, sports, contructive activities, and ect.
General Military Excellence (American Legion): Awarded to cadets in the top 25% of their academic class and JROTC subjects. Have military bearing, leadership, discipline, character, and citizenship.
US Army Recruiting Command: Awarded to a LET III in the top 25% of their JROTC class and potential for greater responsibilities. Participates in extracurricular activities, has millitary bearing, good character, and a fundamental and patiotic understanding of JROTC training.
Order of the Daedalians: Awarded to a cadet for all around excellence in the top 20% of their class and 10% JROTC subjects. Must have patriotism, potential, and desire a militay career.
National Sojourners: Awarded to the cadet in his/her unit who has done the most to encourage and demonstrate Americanism by deed or conduct or both.
The Retired Officers Association: Awarded to a cadet who has a desire to continue ROTC and obtain a commision be in the top 10% of their ROTC class, has demontrated leadership, moral character, and high aptitude for military service.
AUSA: Awarded to a first or second year cadet who goes beyond his/her responsibilities.
Reserve Officers Association: Awarded with the same standards as The Retired Officers Association
