WELCOME TO CARY NJROTC
Welcome to the Cary High School Navy JROTC Unit's website! Here, you'll find up-to-date information on our activities, events, and academic resources. We're eager for the upcoming school year and encourage cadets to get involved right away.
The Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) program is an excellent investment in your child's future. Our cadets learn leadership skills, responsibility, and the value of contributing to something greater than themselves. They also form lifelong friendships. The NJROTC Program aims to instill values of citizenship, service to the United States, personal responsibility, leadership, and a sense of accomplishment.
Our unit has been in existence since the fall of 1996, and we have a history of service, tradition, and achievement for which we are extremely proud of. For the past 25 years, our unit has been honored as a distinguished unit, reflecting our dedication to excellence. We strive to develop each cadet's mental, emotional, and physical strength. Our core values are HONOR, COURAGE, and COMMITMENT, coupled with treating others with kindness and respect.
Go Imps!
Recent Activities
Piedmont Orienteering Meet/NC Army National Guard
September 19th-21st, Cary cadets attended the NJROTC Umstead Orienteering meet! During this trip they visited the 1st Aviation ARB Base anf they stayed at Umstead Park, Camp Lapihio. At this meet,5 of our cadets, placed top 5 on their course. Congratulaions to cadet Starchenko (5th in White Course for Males), Sierra (4th, Yellow Course for Males), Hall (4th in Yellow Course for Females), Shrestha (3rd in Orange Course for Females), and Martin (4th in Brown Course for Females). Great job everyone!
Adopt-A-Highway
Cary NJROTC cadets did their first adopt-a-highway of the school year. This is a community service event where cadets pick trash to keep the respected street clean. We give back to the community by keeping the space clean until next time.
Blue Ridge Orienteering Meet
On October 4th, Cary cadets competed in the Blue Ridge Orienteering meet hosted at the Kings Mountain State Park. We haven’t received the results yet.