- The ranking Army, Navy, and Air Force instructor at each school is
responsible for all aspects of the JROTC Program at his or her respective
school, to include, but not limited to, administration, training, supply,
recruiting, publicity, and authorized revenue-producing activities.
2nd Battalion John H. Reagan High School 3rd Battalion Barbara Jordan High School 4th Battalion Charles H. Milby High School 5th Battalion Jefferson Davis High School 6th Battalion Stephen F. Austin High School 7th Battalion Mirabeau B. Lamar High School 8th Battalion Jesse H. Jones High School 9th Battalion Stephen P. Waltrip High School 10th Battalion Evan H. Worthing High School 11th Battalion Lee High School 12th Battalion Kashmere High School 14th Battalion E. L. Furr High School 15th Battalion Law Enforcement Criminal Justice High School 16th Battalion Phyllis Wheatley High School 17th Battalion G. C. Scarborough High School 18th Battalion Sharpstown High School 19th Battalion Jack Yates High School 20th Battalion Bellaire High School 21st Battalion Cesar E. Chavez High School 22nd Battalion Westside High School |
| Army JROTC |
| Honor Unit with Distinction |
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| Leadership Citizenship Development Corps Black Middle School Deady Middle School Fonville Middle School Hogg Middle School Long Middle School McReynolds Middle School |
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2nd Battalion James Madison High School 3rd Battalion Booker T. Washington High School |
HISD Junior ROTC Programs
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