What is expected behavior while attending JROTC activities?

Being engaged and participating actively is essential behavior during JROTC activities because it reflects the core values of teamwork, discipline, and respect that are emphasized in the program. Active participation not only enhances personal learning and development but also contributes to the overall success and morale of the group. Engaging with the instructors, fellow cadets, and the activity itself helps foster a supportive environment where everyone can thrive. This behavior shows commitment to the program and its objectives, encouraging camaraderie and cooperation among cadets.

In contrast, behaviors such as texting, disrespecting the event's purpose, or talking loudly detract from the experience and can disrupt the learning environment or the objectives of the events. These actions can undermine respect for the program and fellow cadets, leading to a less effective and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. Therefore, active engagement is not only a personal responsibility but a collective one that enhances the value of JROTC activities.