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The Kingsley Naval JROTC hosted veterans, local leaders, and community members for their annual unit inspection. Cadets demonstrated their drill and marching abilities and performed several ceremonies. Naval Base Great Lakes area manager Master Gunnery Sergeant Jason Rampa evaluated cadets on their military skills and knowledge. “This is our first step to being certified as a full-fledged NJROTC,” said Kingsley instructor Gunnery Sergeant Mathew Barr. “The events of the day a

By Gunnery Sergeant Mathew Barr KHS NJROTC Instructor mbarr@kingsleyschools.org Cadets from Kingsley High School’s NJROTC program competed in the SeaPerch Regional Championship at the University of Michigan, joining 35 teams from across the state in an underwater robotics competition focused on engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving. Throughout the season, Kingsley cadets designed, constructed, and tested three underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) while also comp

By Gunnery Sergeant Mathew Barr Kingsley Naval JROTC Instructor mbarr@kingsleyschools.org KHS and the Stag Battalions are proud to announce that our Cadet Command Master Chief Braden Marsh has earned an  Army ROTC scholarship for college , a highly competitive full-ride scholarship that reflects his outstanding leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to service. As the senior enlisted leader of the unit, Cadet Marsh has consistently set the standard for professiona

By Gunnery Sergeant Mathew Barr Naval Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps Instructor mbarr@kingsleyschools.org The Kingsley NJROTC proudly hosted its inaugural Stag Ball, an evening of tradition, camaraderie, and celebration of the battalion’s achievements. The event was made especially memorable with Rear Admiral Frost serving as our esteemed Guest of Honor, lending his presence and words of encouragement to our cadets. The evening featured a formal program, including to