The Unit
Passaic County Technical Institute's Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) is a four-year leadership and character development program with a curriculum that consists of four areas of study: leadership, academics, military skills, and physical fitness.
Leadership studies emphasize individual character development through increased self-discipline, dependability, and teamwork. Academics cover the naval sciences and teaches how the U.S. Navy impacts both our nation’s history and security. Military skills training builds teamwork and an understanding of military customs with the help of extracurricular activities. Physical fitness is also tested daily through training conducted by NJROTC Instructors.
Leadership studies emphasize individual character development through increased self-discipline, dependability, and teamwork. Academics cover the naval sciences and teaches how the U.S. Navy impacts both our nation’s history and security. Military skills training builds teamwork and an understanding of military customs with the help of extracurricular activities. Physical fitness is also tested daily through training conducted by NJROTC Instructors.
Top 3
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CO- C/CAPT Jeffrey Severino |
XO- C/CDR Louis Costanza |
CMC- C/MCPO Divine Ochiagha |
Instructors
SNSI - Commander Hills |
NSI - Chief Santiago |
NSI - Lawrence Boden, USMC Ret. |
NSI - MSgt Paul Kozlowski, USMC Ret. |
Unit Goals
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Maintain the level of distinguished unit.
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Complete 10,000 community service hours.
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Have 50% of the unit on the honor roll.
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Improve sense of togetherness amongst the unit.