About NJROTC
Purpose: Instill in Participating High School Students:
Values of Citizenship
Personal Responsibility & Sense of Accomplishment
Service to the United States
Empowering Good Citizenship
1,250 Officer and Enlisted Veterans Instructors
78,000 cadets: Positive Navy presence world wide
1.34 Million Community Service Hours (~17 Hours Per Cadet)
64% ethnically and racially diverse (24% A.A. & 29% Hispanic)
42% Female
Service to the United States
53% of senior graduates intend to enter military service
6% of NROTC scholarship selects
24% of diverse NROTC scholarship selects
38% of Black NROTC scholarship selects
Achieving Sense of Accomplishment and Personal Responsibility
59% Continue Education (includes ROTC/Service Academy)
8% Lower School Suspensions
94% average daily attendance-- higher than national average
Every graduate has a plan for success in life
NJROTC Preparatory Programs
A path to NROTC from NJROTC to capture untapped talent and potential
SY 18/19: pilot; SY 19/20: 67 prep students
45 completed prep year and will continue to MIDN 4/c NROTC scholarship
SY 20/21: 110 selects/accepts, all 20 universities complete
56% ethnic and racial diversity
Contact Information
John Singleton
CWO3 (Ret.) USN
