Highlights
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ACT names MRCC teacher Indiana's College and Career Readiness K-12 Champion
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Data shows Marion HS as state leader in college and career readiness
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Delayed Day Bell Schedules
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Free USA Basketball Open Court program continues through August at MHS
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Get your Giants gear HERE!
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MHS Hall of Distinction nominations due May 9
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MHS JROTC Raiders make top 10 at nationals
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MHS student earns prize at national art competition
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MRCC’s IT Academy to offer tech services to the community
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Scholarships
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VIDEO: WIWU-TV features MRCC aviation program
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YOU'RE INVITED: Kindness Rally set for 5/18 - get discount tickets now!
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YOU'RE INVITED: MCS All-City Art Show set for 5/18 - 5/19
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April 20 2018YOU'RE INVITED: MCS All-City Art Show set for 5/18 - 5/19
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April 20 2018YOU'RE INVITED: Kindness Rally set for 5/18 - get discount tickets now!
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April 18 2018Registration now open for MHS summer classes
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April 11 2018Annual Senior Citizens Prom at MHS coming up in May
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April 10 2018Moritz takes lead for MHS athletics; Bell will move into MHS administration
All Jobs
There are many jobs in JROTC:
Battalion Commander: The commander and most senior cadet is in charge of everything in the battalion. Usually, a Battalion Commander holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. The requirements for the position are amazing leadership abilities and the ability to set the example for all cadets. The Senior Army Instructor will choose cadets for this position.
Command Sergeant Major: In charge of all the NCOs and the representative of the enlisted personal. They make sure the enlisted cadets are being treated fairly and can get the job that the officers give them done when they are needed. They are masters of Drill and ceremony. He should be able to instruct cadets on the various Drill commands
.Executive Officer: The second in command of the battalion is in charge of staff and anything that the staff is in charge of. The Executive Officer normally holds the rank of Major. The requirements for the position are amazing leadership skills and the ability to set the example for all cadets and cope with a lot of stress. The Senior Army Instructor will choose cadets for this position.
Adjutant Officer (S1): The leader of everything to do with information on the cadets and in charge of making sure that names, ranks, gender, etc., of each cadet is inputted into the JUMS system.
Security Officer (S2): In charge of the well-being of the cadets and other delicate material and making sure it is all accounted for.
Operations Officer (S3): The leader of all operations is in charge of important events, including Veterans Day, Field Day, the JROTC banquet, etc.
Logistics Officer (S4): In charge of all material, including uniforms, and making sure cadets have the materials and supplies needed for all events.
Publicity Officer (S5): In charge of making sure all JROTC events are known to the public and making sure we can contact our external sources.
First Sergeant: In charge of the everyday routine in the battalion.
Battalion Commander: The commander and most senior cadet is in charge of everything in the battalion. Usually, a Battalion Commander holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. The requirements for the position are amazing leadership abilities and the ability to set the example for all cadets. The Senior Army Instructor will choose cadets for this position.
Command Sergeant Major: In charge of all the NCOs and the representative of the enlisted personal. They make sure the enlisted cadets are being treated fairly and can get the job that the officers give them done when they are needed. They are masters of Drill and ceremony. He should be able to instruct cadets on the various Drill commands
.Executive Officer: The second in command of the battalion is in charge of staff and anything that the staff is in charge of. The Executive Officer normally holds the rank of Major. The requirements for the position are amazing leadership skills and the ability to set the example for all cadets and cope with a lot of stress. The Senior Army Instructor will choose cadets for this position.
Adjutant Officer (S1): The leader of everything to do with information on the cadets and in charge of making sure that names, ranks, gender, etc., of each cadet is inputted into the JUMS system.
Security Officer (S2): In charge of the well-being of the cadets and other delicate material and making sure it is all accounted for.
Operations Officer (S3): The leader of all operations is in charge of important events, including Veterans Day, Field Day, the JROTC banquet, etc.
Logistics Officer (S4): In charge of all material, including uniforms, and making sure cadets have the materials and supplies needed for all events.
Publicity Officer (S5): In charge of making sure all JROTC events are known to the public and making sure we can contact our external sources.
First Sergeant: In charge of the everyday routine in the battalion.
MHS Battalion Staff
In a battalion we have six positions that are among the most important: This is the staff. They are in charge of all parts of the battalion, depending on their position in staff. (See Job Descriptions page for more information.) The staff consists of the Battalion Executive Officer (XO) and the S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, and each of which also have an assistant.
Giant Battalion Staff:
Battalion Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Schenck
Command Sergeant Major: Command Sergeant Major Joseph O'Donnell
Command Sergeant Major: Command Sergeant Major Joseph O'Donnell
Executive Officer: Major Adriana Aleman
Adjutant Officer (S1): First Lieutenant Trey Eskridge
Security Officer (S2): Second Lieutenant Hailey Teeguarden
Operations Officer (S3): First Lieutenant Audrey Dickerson
Logistics Officer (S4): Captain Taylor Sorah
Publicity Officer (S5): TBD
Adjutant Officer (S1): First Lieutenant Trey Eskridge
Security Officer (S2): Second Lieutenant Hailey Teeguarden
Operations Officer (S3): First Lieutenant Audrey Dickerson
Logistics Officer (S4): Captain Taylor Sorah
Publicity Officer (S5): TBD
Marion High School
750 West 26th Street
Marion, IN 46953-3540
Marion, IN 46953-3540
Principal
Mr. Keith Burke
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JROTC Raiders top 10 in the nation





Giant Dreams Tour 2017




