JROTC

The program at Seaside High started in 1985. The Seaside JROTC program is orientated around improving citizenship skills: respect for authority, self-discipline, personal responsibility, leadership, and teamwork. JROTC is an excellent vehicle for the practical application of leadership and citizenship instruction for high school students. Cadets (we refer to our students as cadets) pride themselves on setting high standards of behavior. Physical fitness is stressed as a way of life and the instructional objective is to motivate young people to be better citizens. JROTC is a strictly voluntary class, and it imposes no military service obligation. It has been developed out of the historical background of over 90 years in high schools across the country.

Senior Army Instructor (SAI)	Army Instructor (AI)

CW3 Jordan Yard Room: H27 Extension: 2026 Email: [email protected]	Sergeant First Class Michael Miller Jr. Room: H27 Extension: 2026 Email: [email protected]
JROTC Email: [email protected]

2021-2022 BATTALION STAFF

Battalion Commander	Battalion Executive Officer	Command Sergeant Major

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Lesly Plascencia	Cadet Major Jazmine Maltez	Cadet Command Sergeant Major Serenity Riparip

- S1 - Battalion Adjudant	- S2 - Battalion Information Officer	- S3 - Battalion Training Officer

Cadet Captain Austin Nguyen	Cadet Captain Celhsly Bulalaque	Cadet Captain Christian Baldonado
- S4 - Battalion Supply Officer	- S5 - Battalion Project Officer	- S6 - Battalion IT Manager

Cadet Captain Mekaila Sebolino	Cadet Captain Rosario Miguel	Cadet Captain Mariana Escobedo

SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL COMPANIES

Company Commanders
Alpha CO	Bravo CO	Charlie CO	Delta CO

Cadet Captain Vanessa Dimas	Cadet Captain Lyster Ganaden	Cadet Captain Alexis Escobedo	Cadet Captain Jordi Casas Reyes
Company First Sergeants
Alpha 1SG	Bravo 1SG	Charlie 1SG	Delta 1SG

Cadet First Sergeant Kaylean Mina	Cadet First Sergeant Ivan Pecjo	Cadet First Sergeant Nallely Rodriguez	Cadet First Sergeant Sophia Yanogacio

CADET OF THE MONTH

Every month, each company will select one cadet to appear before the Cadet of the Month (COM) Board and compete for the selection of Cadet of the Month. Members of the Battalion Staff, including the Battalion Commander, will evaluate each cadet in the following areas: personal appearance, bearing, and self-confidence; oral expression and conversational skills; the ability to perform drill; knowledge; and leadership potential. Winners promote to the next rank immediately, and receive a ribbon. medal, and cord.

2021-2022 COM WINNERS
August	September	October	November

C/PFC Roman Waters, CCO	C/PFC Ashley Velasco, CCO	C/PFC Adan Baltazar, DCO	C/CPL Stephanie Martinez, DCO
December	January	February	April

CADET OF THE YEAR

Cadets who won COM throughout the school year will compete against each other for Cadet of the Year (COY) in May. Because each cadet has shown tremendous growth and the most professional attitude, they participate in a grueling board that will challenge them psychologically and emotionally. The winner receives a medal.