Trevor G. Browne Jrotc

Congratulations to the Trevor Browne Rattler Team for taking State again this year.

The Trevor Browne Rifle Team starting off well with 3rd place, Congratulations to all the team's who participated in the match

The last post is for the 2015-2016 School year.

Anyone interested in participating on the Adventure team or Rifle team, I recommend you find your instructor before school as there are new requirements for JROTC cadets. A physical is now required for ANY competitive sports. You will not be able to start practice without a physical. Contact all your buddies that are interested, get those texts out. Good luck this year TGB

Check out this scholarship available to high-achieving Latino students.

I know this doesn't apply to everyone but maybe you know someone who could use this great opportunity!!

http://www.lnesc.org/ #!nbcuniversal-scholarship/cun4

Check out the link for full details but here is a quick list of the qualifications and necessary odcuments:

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered:
Must be a high school senior or undergraduate student.
Must be a Latino student accepted into or pursuing full-time studies leading to a bachelor’s degree at an accredited college or university in the U.S.
Must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or the equivalent.
Must have scored 26 or higher on the ACT test, or 1770 or higher on the SAT test (for high school seniors only).
Must be a U. S. Citizen or have the legal right to work in the U.S. without requiring sponsorship now or in the future.

Application - Available starting June 15th, 2015 Applicants must submit the following by the deadline of July 31st, 2015 Completed and signed application form Official transcript with proof of GPA Copy of ACT or SAT score report (high school seniors only) Admittance verification (high school seniors only) Three letters of recommendation, including a complete telephone number and email address for each reference

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We invite all our cadets to come and be part of the Winter Banquet on December 17. We will be awarding many cadets and there will be promotions as well. Not only that but you will be able to enjoy a nice diner. Hope to see you there!!!

Thank you to all that participated at the Veterans Day Parade, everyone did a great job!

West Point Admissions will be in Arizona from 13-20 November. The brief will last approximately one hour, and will cover cadet life and steps to admission. If you wish to attend either event, please RSVP using the below link. ROTC admissions representatives from Arizona State will also be present.
11/15/2014 10:00 AM-Tucson Convention Center (flier enclosed)

11/18/2014 6:30 PM-Arizona State Campus (exact location TBD)

http://portal.dean.usma.edu/ADMISSIONS/Pages/FarWestEventsMain.aspx

Pages - FarWestEventsMain Click here to RSVP for one of the below events. Click here to see if we've received your RSVP (just select the event after going to this page). FAR WEST EVENTS West Point Admissions Briefs are a great way to find out more about the Academy - both Cadet Life and the Admissions Process as well as…

Attention everyone don't forget that this Saturday November 1st, we will have Adopt-A-Street. This is a great opportunity to get community service hours. Remember that we all need at least 10 hours of community service by the end of this semester.

Veterans Day parade is coming soon on November 8th! This event will be on the Saturday after inspection. There will be a sign-up sheet in the range for anyone who would like to participate. Make sure that if you sign-up you show up.

As my final day yesterday as the 7th Battalion’s BC, I would like to say I could not be more proud to be the Battalion Commander of such an amazing Battalion. This year, 2013-2014, was without a doubt the best year thus far in my JROTC history: 3 State Championship titles, adopting our street, and tutoring the incoming generations- overall making a difference in our community. I think we have not only met the JROTC mission but surpassed it as a team, a family.
I have learned so much in my four years in JROTC not only from the instructors and the curriculum but from the lessons of life, as a cadet, a student, an athlete, a friend, an individual, and as a leader. Adversity will always present itself in many forms but I have been able to push through it and used it to motivate me to strive for my dreams and aspirations. I will be living my dream by attending The Air Force Academy to further my growth as a leader. Now, if I can do it, I know anyone can.
If there are any words I’d like to leave the Battalion with they would be to not be afraid to make mistakes, b/c as long as you learn from those mistakes, you will always win. Therefore don’t be afraid to challenge yourself, and step out of your comfort zone to make a difference. B/c as 1SG Jurczak says, you never know who is watching. Regardless of where you come from, or what you have been through, you can always succeed. Where there is a will, there is a way.
Thank you and I wish you all the very best in all your dreams, aspirations, and future endeavors.
Take care and don’t be afraid to fly
-Kimberly Soltero

Just a little something to keep you going.
Happy Cesar Chavez Day!

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