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NJROTC — Norfolk, Virginia

Maury
NJROTC

Preparing leaders of character for tomorrow.

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About Us

About Maury NJROTC
Est. 1964

Maury NJROTC is dedicated to developing leadership, discipline, and a strong sense of community among our cadets. Our program combines rigorous academic standards with comprehensive physical training and character development.

Our mission is to inspire and prepare high school students to be future leaders of character by instilling core values and providing opportunities for personal growth and community service.

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Leadership

Chain of Command

The officers and cadets who lead Maury NJROTC with distinction.

Area Manager
James Landis

James Landis

Area 5 Manager Lieutenant Commander (LCDR)
Insignia Shoulder Sleeve
SNSI
Ernest Brinson

Ernest Brinson

Senior Naval Science Instructor Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CWO4)
Insignia Shoulder Sleeve
NSI
William Bolden

William Bolden

Naval Science Instructor Senior Chief Petty Officer (SCPO)
Insignia Shoulder
CO
Rheena Colastre

Rheena Colastre

Commanding Officer C/ Lieutenant Commander
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XO
Giselle Glasgow

Giselle Glasgow

Executive Officer C/ Lieutenant
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CMC
Eduardo Bactat

Eduardo Bactat

Command Master Chief C/ Master Chief Petty Officer
Insignia
1st LT
Salvian Sama

Salvian Sama

1st Lieutenant
Drill
Zaveon Settles

Zaveon Settles

Drill Commander
OPS
Rae Radford

Rae Radford

Operations Officer
Academics
Gloria Takpani

Gloria Takpani

Academic Officer
Admin
Ally Richiez

Ally Richiez

Admin Officer
Supply
Keegan Buda

Keegan Buda

Supply Officer
CGC
Aunesty Sparkman

Aunesty Sparkman

Color Guard Commander
PT
Ryan Baker

Ryan Baker

PT Officer
Drone
Edmond

Edmond

Drone Officer
Cyber
Fiona Borges

Fiona Borges

Cyber Patriot
Air Rifle
Zahara Glass

Zahara Glass

Air Rifle Commander
Armory
Logan Quick

Logan Quick

Armory Officer
PAO
Elizabeth Kenney

Elizabeth Kenney

Public Affairs Officer
Our Legacy

Major Milestones

Celebrating the achievements that define who we are.

2025 – 2026

Distinguished Unit

Maury NJROTC has earned the prestigious Distinguished Unit designation for the 2025–2026 school year — a reflection of the exceptional performance, leadership, and dedication of every cadet and instructor in our program.

Program Est. 1964

Program Establishment

The establishment of Maury High School's NJROTC program marked a significant milestone in developing future leaders. Since its founding, the program has become a pillar of excellence, shaping cadets into disciplined, service-driven citizens.

Ongoing

7,000+ Service Hours

Maury NJROTC cadets have proudly completed over 7,000 community service hours. From volunteering at local events to assisting with disaster relief, their efforts make a meaningful impact on the community.

Annual

Annual Drill Meets

Maury NJROTC proudly hosts annual drill meets, bringing together cadets from across the region to compete in precision, teamwork, and military bearing — strengthening bonds within the NJROTC community.

Ongoing

Scholarships Earned

Our program takes pride in helping cadets secure scholarships and military academy appointments, reflecting our dedication to academic and leadership development and preparing cadets for bright futures.

Ongoing

Community Partnerships

Maury NJROTC has established strong partnerships with the Red Cross, local law enforcement, and fire departments — enhancing leadership skills while making a tangible impact through events and service initiatives.

What We Do

Activities

Drill
Competition

Drill Team

Precision marching and ceremony training where cadets demonstrate discipline, teamwork, and military bearing in competitions across the region.

STEM

Drone Operations

Cadets learn to pilot and maintain unmanned aerial vehicles, developing skills at the cutting edge of modern technology and aviation.

Drone
Colour Guard
Ceremony

Colour Guard

The colour guard represents the unit with honor at ceremonies, football games, and community events, carrying the flags with precision and pride.

Fitness

Physical Training

Weekly PT sessions build endurance, strength, and mental toughness, preparing cadets for the rigors of military life and everyday challenges.

Physical Training
Marksmanship
Precision

Marksmanship

Cadets develop focus, patience, and precision in competitive air rifle shooting, competing at regional and national levels.

Navigation

Orienteering

Using maps and compasses, cadets navigate challenging outdoor courses, building problem-solving and teamwork skills in the field.

Orienteering
Curriculum

Class Levels

Explore our program's four-year pathway, each level designed to challenge and grow our cadets.

NS1
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Year 1 — Freshman

Naval Science 1 (NS1)

Cadets explore military history, survival training, physical fitness, and foundational leadership — setting the groundwork for their NJROTC journey.

  • Military History
  • Survival Training
  • Physical Fitness & Health
  • Leadership Fundamentals
Year 2 — Sophomore

Naval Science 2 (NS2)

Building on NS1, cadets dive into land navigation, seamanship, CT boating safety, maritime geography, meteorology, and advanced communication skills.

  • Land Navigation & Seamanship
  • CT Boating Safety
  • Maritime Geography
  • Advanced Leadership
NS2
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NS3
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Year 3 — Junior

Naval Science 3 (NS3)

Juniors immerse themselves in aviation fundamentals, flight simulation, naval engineering basics, event management, and advanced citizenship development.

  • Flight Simulation & Aviation
  • Naval Engineering Basics
  • Event Management
  • Advanced Citizenship
Year 4 — Senior

Naval Science 4 (NS4)

Senior cadets assume leadership roles, mentor junior cadets, and develop life skills including financial management, public speaking, and ethical reasoning.

  • Leadership & Mentorship
  • Personal Financial Management
  • Public Speaking
  • Ethics & Life Skills
NS4
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Voices

Testimonials

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NJROTC has shaped me into a leader I never thought I could become. The discipline, camaraderie, and sense of purpose I've gained are things I carry with me every single day.

Ammar Malik
Ammar Malik NS4 · Leadership
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From drill meets to leadership camp, every experience pushed me further than I thought possible. Maury NJROTC is where I found my confidence and my calling.

Logan Quick
Logan Quick NS3 · Drill Team
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The instructors here genuinely invest in every cadet. The friendships and values built in this program will last a lifetime — I can't imagine high school without it.

Aunesty Sparkman
Aunesty Sparkman Color Guard Commander
Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

NJROTC stands for Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps. It focuses on leadership, citizenship, and discipline — providing high school students with skills for life beyond the classroom.

Maury NJROTC is open to all high school students who meet the program's requirements for participation. Speak with the NJROTC instructor at Maury High School for details.

No — NJROTC is focused on leadership and citizenship development. There is absolutely no obligation to join the military after completing the program.

Yes! NJROTC demonstrates leadership experience, discipline, and extracurricular involvement — qualities that strengthen college applications and can lead to scholarship opportunities.

The program includes drill competitions, community service, physical training, leadership development, marksmanship, drone operations, Cyber Patriot, orienteering, and much more.

Yes, cadets are required to wear uniforms on designated days. The uniform is provided by the program at no cost to the cadet.

You can join by speaking with the NJROTC instructor at Maury High School and completing the necessary enrollment forms. You can also reach us through the contact section below.

Downloads

Resources & Downloads

Maury NJROTC Study Guide

Official study guide covering all NS levels for cadets at Maury High School.

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Cadet Field Manual

2024 CFM 12th Edition — the comprehensive field manual for all NJROTC cadets.

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Cadet Reference Manual

2024 CRM 4th Edition — reference guide covering roles, responsibilities, and protocols.

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Cadet Drill Manual

2024 NJROTC Drill Manual 1st Edition — official drill procedures and standards.

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Physical Training Guide

NSI Pre-Arrival Physical Training Guide — fitness preparation for incoming cadets.

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Drone Certifications

FAA TRUST, Part 107 practice tests, and full study guides for drone certification.

FAA TRUST Part 107 Test

Leadership & Academic Bowl

Resources and registration for the Leadership and Academic Bowl competition.

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ASVAB Prep

Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery — test prep courses and practice tests.

Test Prep Practice Test
Our Network

Valued Partners

U.S. Navy United States Navy

The Navy plays a key role in supporting our unit, providing essential training resources, uniforms, and naval traditions.

Maury High School Maury High School

Our school supports the NJROTC program by providing facilities, leadership opportunities, and academic integration.

American Red Cross American Red Cross

Our cadets assist with blood drives, disaster relief, and community support initiatives, fostering service and leadership.

Local Government Local Gov. Agencies

We partner with local government and law enforcement for community events, security, and outreach programs.

Fire Department Local Fire Department

Working alongside the local fire department helps cadets build emergency preparedness skills and community ties.

Get In Touch

Connect With Us

We're excited to hear from you. Reach out through any of the options below.

Location 322 Shirley Ave, Norfolk, VA 23517
Office Hours Mon – Fri: 07:25 – 14:00