The Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) is a part of the Offices of Career & Technology Education (CTE) and is responsible for providing a course in leadership education designed to improve the learner’s interpersonal skills by developing character, self-discipline, and responsible citizenship which will lead to better career opportunities and lifelong learning.

Core Values

The Baltimore County JROTC Program is comprised of four different and distinct military services that makes up a total of eleven JROTC Programs:

Air Force JROTC:	Kenwood High School
Army JROTC:	Lansdowne High School Patapsco High School
Marine Corps JROTC:	Chesapeake High School Franklin High School Milford Mill Academy Overlea High School Parkville High School
Navy JROTC:	Dundalk High School Randallstown High School Woodlawn High School

Additionally, the Baltimore County JROTC program:

• Instills a sense of value in citizenship
• Provides service to the United States
• Develops personal responsibility
• Develops a sense of accomplishment
• Does not seek any particular commitment to the military
• Strengthen character
• Teaches discipline
• Promotes understanding of national security
• Develops respect for authority
• Provides benefits:
  • College Scholarships
  • Promotion potential in the military
  • Advance placement in Reserve Officer’s Training Corps (ROTC)

Links to programs:     Air Force JROTC
                                Army JROTC
                                Marine Corps JROTC
                                Navy JROTC

Joseph V. Mckoy Jr. Chief Warrant Officer-3, USMC (RET) Facilitator jmckoy@bcps.org phone: 410-887-8923 fax:410-821-1719

Offices of Career and Technology Education Leila Walker, Coordinator 6901 Charles Street, Bldg B, Towson, MD 21204 410-887-8921 / fax:410-821-1719