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FFC8 JROTC We are an Army Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps (JROTC) program. Misson: To motivate young people to become better citizens.

The RACE IS ON, and Integrity Company has taken the lead displaying the most SPIRIT this week! GREAT JOB CADETS!  The Ho...
10/02/2026

The RACE IS ON, and Integrity Company has taken the lead displaying the most SPIRIT this week! GREAT JOB CADETS!

The Honor Company competition is the Battalion Commander's program that assists the Commander in obtaining data for the Continuous Improvement Plan implemented annually. Each year, the Cadet Leadership develops a plan in an effort to improve the unit based on data and feedback gathered from the Cadets who participate in JROTC. This year's Commander, C-LTC Anthony Pedro has driven his leadership to strive to support his vision by developing a Company Improvement Plan to support the Battalion vision noted below.

The Leadership Corps is doing a wonderful job working through this process. Monday, the planning starts for Service Learning and Continuous Improvement where each Company will identify their staff members and go forward with planning projects and events that support his Vision; to learn what it takes to serve as a Staff Officer/NCO; how to Lead Meetings; and the Army Leadership Model.

Next week we will host Cadet Boards and take Cadet Portraits on Thursday. Get your resumes in today, its the final day to submit for the boards. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Keep up the great work! SECOND to NONE!!!

SEPTEMBER  NEWSLETTERUpcoming Events:  Bataan Death March (OCT 3rd), Raider Kit Carson (OCT 10th), Archery Meet(OCT 15th...
10/01/2026

SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

Upcoming Events: Bataan Death March (OCT 3rd), Raider Kit Carson (OCT 10th), Archery Meet(OCT 15th), Raider National (OCT 21st-25th), R***e Pueblo CMP Cup (OCT 24th)

Overview of the Month: Archery Competition (SEPT 18th), Pike Peak Raider Challenger (SEPT 19th), Raider Falcon Competition (SEPT 26th)

The October Cadet of the Month Board is on October 8th, 2026.
Image Description [Cadets participating in multiple competitions ranging from Archery competition to Raider competitions at Foundation-Fort Carson and Falcon. Another slide dedicated to Cadet of the Year from 2025-2026, September Cadet of the Month, awards, the benefits, and the 2026-2027 Battalion Commander Vision.]

The Fountain-Fort Carson High-school JROTC Raider team competed head-to-head in 6 different events at the Falcon High-sc...
09/29/2026

The Fountain-Fort Carson High-school JROTC Raider team competed head-to-head in 6 different events at the Falcon High-school Raider meet.

Consisting of a 3K run, obstacle course, push-ups/sit-ups, archery, pull-ups/flexed arm hang, and rope bridge.

Our Mixed 1 Raider team won 1st place in the obstacle course, 1st place in rope bridge, got 2nd place in the archery event, and 2nd place in the 3K run. Our mixed team 2 got 2nd place in the pull-ups/flexed arm hang and 3rd place in the 3K run.

The following Cadets won an individual award: Cadet Villarreal won 1st place in the sit-ups event doing 89 in just 1 minute. As well as Cadet Skipper who got 2nd place in the sit-ups. Lastly Cadet Vincent got 2nd place in the 3K run.
Image Description: [Cadets participating in a series of physically and mentally challenging events and winning awards.]

The Fountain-Fort Carson JROTC program hosted the annual Pikes Peak Raider Challenge where 17 teams from Colorado and Ka...
09/22/2026

The Fountain-Fort Carson JROTC program hosted the annual Pikes Peak Raider Challenge where 17 teams from Colorado and Kansas competed head-to-head in 5 events and an Ultimate Raider event. The results are displayed below with various photos from the event.

The Fountain-Fort Carson High School JROTC Archery Team competed in its first meet of the season, going up against teams...
09/22/2026

The Fountain-Fort Carson High School JROTC Archery Team competed in its first meet of the season, going up against teams from across Colorado. Our team also teamed up with Pueblo County for a shoulder-to-shoulder match, putting teamwork, focus, and skill to the test.
Image Description [JROTC Archery team shooting shoulder to shoulder with the Pueblo County Archery Team.]

The Trojan JROTC Battalion hosted the Cadet Boards for the month of September. Promotion boards were hosted during each ...
09/18/2026

The Trojan JROTC Battalion hosted the Cadet Boards for the month of September. Promotion boards were hosted during each class at the Company level. After school, the senior leaders of the Battalion hosted the Cadet of the Month (COM) competition where members of each Company competed for the Cadet of the Month from each Leadership Education Level (LET). Winners of the COM are: Lillian Ramsland, Inho Lee, Silas Sallaway, Aiden Marrero

Those who were promoted to Corporal are listed below:
Loyalty Company: Jevin Endriss, Christopher May, Aiden McCulley
Duty Company: Wyatt Zakrzewski, Silas Sallaway, Adonis Medina, Dakota Lewis Dorian, Leela Castillo
Selfless Service Company: Genesis Noriega, Kiera Fegurgur, Marley Pope, Kendyl Bishop, Lilliana Passe
Honor Company: Elijah Perkins, Leona Nester, Marcus Weiherer, Adrian Vogan, Alyana Johnson, Jacob Wilkins, Ezra Guillory, Noah Gomez
Integrity Company: Leila Metoyer, Evageline Cruz-Sachaeo, Kenya Gonzales-Parades, Alyssia Almada, Lillian Ramirez, Bashiru Juana, Ethan Sims

38 cadets from Fountain Fort-Carson High-school Trojan Battalion volunteered for the 8th Annual Colorado Run for the Fal...
09/15/2026

38 cadets from Fountain Fort-Carson High-school Trojan Battalion volunteered for the 8th Annual Colorado Run for the Fallen. Each mile ran was dedicated to a fallen hero from the War of Terror, whose names and rank were read aloud followed by a ceremonial salute.

Run For The Fallen is hosted by the Honor and Remember organization, this organization recognize the sacrifice of America's military fallen service members and their families. The organization pays tribute to all military lives lost, not only while serving on active duty but also as a result of serving. Military deaths in all wars or conflicts and all branches of service from our nation's inception are recognized.

“Every step we take, every name we speak, is a promise to never forget.”
- George Lutz, Founder of Honor and Remember
Image Description [Cadets carrying the American, Colorado, Honor and Remember, and Honor and Sacrifice flags while running the 1 Mile Hero Run, 25 times, followed by a salute.]

09/12/2026

Today, the color guard from Fountain Fort Carson JROTC supported the flag football game by presenting the colors for the national anthem. Today's color guard were armed with sabres and led by Cadet LTC Anthony Pedro.

This was the sixth color performance of the week demonstrating the dedication to duty by the cadets of our program.
VFW Post 6461 and Canteen, Fountain, Co. 80817 Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8 American Legion Post 38 Colorado

AUGUST NEWSLETTERUpcoming Events: Archery Comp (Sept 18th) Raiders Comp FFCHS (Sept 19th) Raiders Comp Falcon (Sept 26th...
09/11/2026

AUGUST NEWSLETTER

Upcoming Events: Archery Comp (Sept 18th) Raiders Comp FFCHS (Sept 19th) Raiders Comp Falcon (Sept 26th)

Overview of the Month: TCLC Camp (July 31st - Aug 1st) Back2School Night (Aug 12th) Labor Day Parade (Sept 7th)

The First Cadet of the Month Board is September 17th, 2026.
Image Description [Cadets participating in events at TCLC Camp, Cadets volunteering for Back2School Night, and Cadets marching in the Labor Day Parade. Along with various photos of JROTC Special Teams which include Drill, R***e, and Raiders and a little bit about them as well as our JROTC instructors and coaches. Another slide dedicated to Cadet of the Year from 2025-2026, awards, the benefits, and the 2026-2027 Battalion Commander Vision.]

Today, the Fountain-Fort Carson JROTC program performed and Patriot Day Ceremony in memory of the victims killed in the ...
09/11/2026

Today, the Fountain-Fort Carson JROTC program performed and Patriot Day Ceremony in memory of the victims killed in the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001. The dedication ceremony is dedicated to the 2,977 people who died in New York City, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
It honors the bravery of first responders and rescue workers who rushed into danger while reflecting on the national unity and patriotism shown by Americans in the wake of the tragedy.
The U.S. flag is flown at half-staff while the school staff and students observed a moment of silence while Taps was played through the halls by trumpeters of the Fountain-Fort Carson to pay tribute to those who were lost 25 years ago today.
VFW Post 6461 and Canteen, Fountain, Co. 80817 American Legion Post 38 Colorado

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