What's New
in the ROTC/JROTC Programs for 2008


What's New In The Year 2007-2008?


    (1) Essay format and topic have NOT changed for 2007-2008 contest.

    (2) No changes to the Application Forms. Use the 2000 forms.

    (3) Judging forms have not changed for 2007-2008: request access from the Chairman.

    (4) The following Recommended Award Criteria for all Service Branches has been restated to enhance consistancy within the program.

    (5) It is requested that all State Societies advise Chapters of the latest revisions to the NSSAR web site as pertain to the JROTC section being updated. In addition any addendum information from the contest coordinator of the Enhanced Award contest should also be relayed to chapters in order to keep them informed of new information about the contest.

Recommended Award Criteria for all Service Branches

Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Award

    a. General:  The Sons of the American Revolution gives the award to a meritorious cadet enrolled in Junior ROTC at each school (or one medal for each 500 cadets enrolled at the time of the award).  This award consists of a bronze medal pendant and ribbon bar and recognizes an outstanding second-year cadet in a 3-year program or a third-year cadet in a 4-year secondary school program.

    b. Criteria:  Recipient must...

      (1) Exhibit a high degree of merit with respect to leadership qualities, military bearing, all-round excellence in JROTC activities, and community service.
      (2) Be currently enrolled in the JROTC program.
      (3) Be in the top 10% of their JROTC class.
      (4) Be in the top 25 % of their overall class


    c. Selection:  The Senior Military Science Instructor or authorized representative will select the recipient.  The award may be presented at the end of a cadet's second-year in a 3-year program, or the third-year cadet in a 4-year program.  A recipient of the award will not be eligible for a second award.

    d. Source:  A representative of SAR will present the award, and the State or Local SAR organization will correspond directly with each JROTC unit within their area.  The Senior Military Science Instructor may inquire about the award to the Local, State, or National SAR Headquarters.

    e. Presentation:  A representative of SAR will present the award.   Arrangements for the presentation should be made through the applicable SAR organization.  The award should be presented at an appropriate military ceremony.

Note:  Ask the SAR representative about the eligibility of this cadet for the optional State and National SAR award competition.

Note:  The revised award criteria was sent to all US Military Service Branches for issue to their respective JROTC Units.  This has been in effect since the school year 2002-2003.


last update
20 August 2004

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Historical Oration
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