COL (Ret) Daniel L. Baggio Director of Military Instruction...COL Daniel L. Baggio Director of Military Instruction MSG Raynaldo Howard JROTC Instruction Specialist Ms. Marcia Boyd

COL (Ret) Daniel L. BaggioDirector of Military Instruction

9 Service Leadership Program Vision & Mission9 Organization9 CPS Service Leadership Program Overview¾ Enrollment Statistics ¾ Types of CPS JROTC Programs¾ JROTC Events, Competitions , Summer Camps and City Corps Staff¾ Partner Sponsored Field Trips \ Staff Rides

9 JROTC Business Partners and Grant Dollars9 Conclusion

To be the national model of Junior ROTC programs by developing responsible cadet-leaders of character through high-quality instruction and enrichment opportunities that enable the development of the life skills, aspiration, and expectation to be college and career ready. Account for every cadet!

To motivate young people to be better citizens and scholars. To provide a quality citizenship, character, service and leadership development program. To foster partnerships with schools, communities, and stakeholders.

36 Army JROTC Programs3 Marine JROTC Programs 4 Navy JROTC Programs

2 Air Force JROTC Programs

CW2 Brian K. TravisHuman Resource

Manager

Ms. Niki FrancoOffice Manager

Ms. Ardis R. RelfManager

Budget & Grants

MAJ Steven L. GreenDeputy Director of

Military Instruction,Operations,

Plans and Training

MAJ Peter J. RamirezJROTC Curriculum &Instruction Manager

SGM Steven A. EdwardsJROTC Instruction

Specialist

Marcus ThomasInventory Management

Control

VacantInventory Management

Control

Shaward SingletonInventory Management

Control

MAJ Lancelot LashleyManager

Warehouse Operations &Logistics

COL Daniel L. BaggioDirector of Military

Instruction

MSG Raynaldo HowardJROTC Instruction

Specialist

Ms. Marcia BoydProject Manager/Network Liaison

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SY 00/01 SY 18/19

Army (5,719)Marines (867)Navy (842)Air Force (390)MSCC (281)

8,099(Total Cadets)

7,200(Total Cadets)

9 Six Military Academy High Schools¾ Carver Military Academy (Army 501 cadets)¾ Chicago Military Academy (Army 303 cadets)¾ Phoenix Military Academy (Army 550 cadets)¾ Marine Leadership Academy (568 cadets)¾ Rickover Naval Academy (458 cadets)¾ Air Force Academy (198 cadets)

9 One Military Academy within a School¾ Patton Military Academy at Farragut (Army 238 cadets)

9 Thirty Eight Traditional JROTC Programs¾ Thirty-Two Army Programs (4,127 cadets)¾ Two Marine Programs (299 cadets)¾ Three Navy Programs (384 cadets)¾ One Air Force Program (192 cadets)

9 One Middle School Cadet Corps Program¾ Marine Leadership Academy (7th and 8th grade 281 cadets)

9 Unique four-year high school learning experience9 College-Prep curriculum focus9 All students enrolled in JROTC9 Environment of focused learning guided by a

team of mentors, teachers and retired military instructors

9 Leadership/discipline/citizenship focused9 Military uniform for daily wear

9 Designated area of the school specifically for the academy

9 Cohort programming where cadets take their classes together

9 Designated staff and facility9 Cadet Handbook9 Daily uniforms for cadets

9 Fosters a disciplined and structured learning atmosphere

9 Focus is on citizenship, leadership, character development and community service

9 Motivates students to learn through building self-confidence and self-esteem

9 Attend JROTC class daily and wear uniforms once each week

CPS Program:¾ 7th & 8th grade student enrollment¾ Middle School Cadet Corps based curriculum focusing on:

� Leadership� Citizenship� Teamwork

¾ Middle School Cadet Corps Class Taught by non-cost shared certified Marine JROTC instructors

Foundations of SuccessCommunicationsBrain Structure and FunctionLearning StylesBecoming an Active Learner

Leadership Theory and ApplicationSelf Esteem/Goal SettingEthics/ValuesPersonal and Social

Responsibility Conflict ResolutionSexual HarassmentManagement Skills

Wellness, Fitness,and First Aid

Substance AbuseMental/Emotional Health

Math and Science

Modules

Innovative Teaching Methods &Partnerships with Organizations such as Junior AchievementService Learning

180 Hours120 Core

60 Elective

Citizenship and American History

Character DevelopmentGovernmentStudy SkillsCareer PlanningFinancial Planning

Geography and EarthScience

Drivers ED

RIGOR

&

RELEVANCE!

Learning Model 9 Student-centered9 Meaningful interaction with instructional

materials, peers, and instructors9 Hands-on experience (action learning)9 Sequential & progressive 4 year course design

Academic Rigor 9 curriculum designed and developed by experienced educators up to the doctorate level

9 challenge cadets to analyze, plan, manage, write, speak, reflect, and improve

Leveraged Technology 9 interactive multimedia, games, and simulations9 web-based portals to support a geographically

dispersed organization

Leadership/Citizenship Development Model

9 Formal and informal mechanisms to maximize individual potential. For example:¾ Team Competitions; Unit Leadership Roles &

Responsibilities; Service Learning; Peer Mentorship; Freshman Mentorship Program

9 Summer Camps: JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge (650 cadets) and Cadet Command and Staff Leadership School (250 cadets)

9 19 Citywide JROTC Competitions through out the school year for all 45 JROTC programs¾ Citywide Drill and Color Guard and Citywide Sports Challenge competitions¾ Archery, Orienteering and Raider Challenge competitions ¾ Advanced JLab competition for level II teams

9 Significant Teams¾ Lane Tech and Phoenix Military – JLAB Nationals¾ Hubbard – Drill Nationals¾ Clemente – Archery Nationals and World Competitions¾ Schurz – National Sea Perch

9 Largest Memorial Day Parade in the Nation with over 6,000 cadets participating

9 Formal Military Events: City Corps Staff Commissioning Ceremony, Citywide Military Ball and City Council Recognition Ceremony

9 30 to 40 requests for color guard, drill and usher support from CPS, local & state government and veterans organizations to include the Mayor’s Inauguration and Secretary of State events

9 City Corps Staff¾ Three Phase Competitive Selection Process (Application and Essay, Graded

Team Events and Graded JCLC Staff Leadership Positions)¾ Develops and executes the goals and vision for the Corps of Cadets¾ Leads and executes the Cadet Command and Staff Leadership School¾ Involved in the execution of all citywide competitions¾ Plans and executes the citywide

military ball and service earning project

9 Founding of America – 80 Cadets¾ United States Military Academy, United States Coast guard Academy, Breed’s

Hill, Bunker Hill and Boston

9 The High Water Mark– 80 Cadets¾ Gettysburg National Military park, Washington DC Monuments, Arlington National

Cemetery, United States Capitol Building, Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, United States Naval Academy

9 The Western Frontier – 80 Cadets¾ Council Bluffs, IA, Chamberlain SD, Rapid City, SD, Ellsworth Air Force Base

Museum, Mount Rushmore and Little Big Horn National Battlefield

9 Storm the Beaches – 12 Cadets¾ London, Churchill War Rooms, Cherbourg, Normandy, Omaha and Utah Beaches,

Caen, Paris, Point Du Hoc

Integrated Courses • Physical Fitness• Leadership • Drill and Ceremonies• Personal Hygiene and

Field Sanitation

Core Curriculum • Rappelling• Leadership Reaction Course

(LRC)• Map Reading and Land

Navigation• Water Survival • Awards/Graduation

Ceremonies

Optional Events • Water Rafting• Static Displays• Intramural Sports• Math and Science

OBJECTIVESDevelop Leadership andStaff skillsBuild self-esteemHave fun

FOCUS ON: Leadership development

• Problem-solving

• Planning

• Teamwork

• Organizational skills

Drum & Bugle Corps

Individual Drill

Exhibition Drill

Color Guard

GettysburgMt. Rushmore

Washington DC

Bayeux Cathedral

American Cemetery at Normandy Beach

Memorial at American Cemetery

German Bunker at Normandy Beach

“Providing for Students through Business Partnerships”German bunker at Normandy Beach

Business Partners provide additional dollars or facilities to invest in student educational experiences. SY 2018-2019 = $215,800.00

9 Trophies for competitions9 Field trips, both stateside and abroad9 Food Service for cadet ceremonies and instructor professional development9 Facility use for events

American Cemetery At Normandy Beach

Gettysburg

Chicago Public Schools and the Department of JROTC are on the leading edge of implementing JROTC in urban education and achieving student academic success through military academies, military academies within a school, traditional JROTC programs and corporate / foundation partnerships.