"Marine Corps JROTC
teaches you how to
LEAD like a Marine,
not how to be one."
- Cadet Survey Response (2026)
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Discover Your Potential. Lead with Purpose.
Discover Your Potential. Lead with Purpose.
Build confidence, develop leadership skills, make lifelong friendships, and take on the challenge of becoming the best version of yourself.
Marine Corps JROTC is not a military recruiting program.
Our goal is to develop responsible citizens and effective leaders, with a passion for service —prepared for whatever future path they choose.
We are more than an elective.
MCJROTC is a leadership program that prepares students for success in high school, college, and all post-secondary careers.
Our cadets have earned recognition at the highest levels.
As the oldest Marine Corps JROTC program in Illinois, a five-time Naval Honor School, the 2026 National Runner-Up, with thousands of dollars in scholarships and more trophies than we can count, our greatest success is still the growth of our students—leaving more confident, disciplined, and ready to lead.
If you're ready to challenge yourself, discover your potential and lead with purpose, we invite you to explore what the Romeoville High School Marine Corps JROTC has to offer.
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INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION
From lessons on leadership to units on archery, air rifles and citizenship - discover what being a Cadet looks like at Romeoville High School.
DRILL TEAM & COLOR GUARD
DRILL TEAM & COLOR GUARD
Earning 2nd place in the Nation (2026), our Drill team not only creates team victories, but precision driven leaders who value team over self.
RAIDER TEAM
RAIDER TEAM
Exlore our Raider Team where nature meets physical fitness and team based obstacle courses designed to bring out your inner Spartan.
SERVICE
SERVICE
With over 2,500 service hours logged each year, our cadets learn that service isn't just for college applications, but a cornerstone of leadership.
"This program isn't just preparing students for graduation -
they are preparing them for life".
- Parent Survey Response (2026)
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