Integrity, Service, Excellence :JROTC’s Potential as a Delinquency Prevention Program
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The United States’ Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) is a high-school based youth leadership development program established in 1916 with the mission of developing in American youth the values of citizenship, service, and personal responsibility. Although primarily a youth leadership program by design, this report will examine the potential of JROTC as a delinquency prevention program. Topics covered include JROTC’s role and effectiveness in the areas of ethics education, peer-to-peer relations, youth mentoring, and students’ involvement in their schools and communities. Noteworthy is JROTC’s prevalence in inner-city neighborhoods and appeal to students who are considered to be at-risk—in particular, the JROTC unit based in Birchwood High School, an academic institution under the aegis of South Carolina’s Department of Juvenile Justice and the United States’ first JROTC program housed within a juvenile correctional facility. Overall, JROTC shows promise as a program that can be effective in helping to prevent delinquent behavior while instilling pro-social attitudes in youth.
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The United States’ Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) is a high-school based youth leadership development program established in 1916 with the mission of developing in American youth the values of citizenship, service, and personal responsibility. Although primarily a youth leadership program by design, this report will examine the potential of JROTC as a delinquency prevention program. Topics covered include JROTC’s role and effectiveness in the areas of ethics education, peer-to-peer relations, youth mentoring, and students’ involvement in their schools and communities. Noteworthy is JROTC’s prevalence in inner-city neighborhoods and appeal to students who are considered to be at-risk—in particular, the JROTC unit based in Birchwood High School, an academic institution under the aegis of South Carolina’s Department of Juvenile Justice and the United States’ first JROTC program housed within a juvenile correctional facility. Overall, JROTC shows promise as a program that can be effective in helping to prevent delinquent behavior while instilling pro-social attitudes in youth.
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