Playoffs Start at El Camino!

An undermanned Army Navy team played La Jolla Country Day and lost 28-0. Due to illness over half of the varsity team was replaced by the JV team. All were heroes in a difficult situation.

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Students Volunteer For Scripps

One portion of the JROTC Program at Army Navy, requires junior and senior students to participate in an annual Service Learning Project in accordance with the Lion-Quest program. 

As part of the program, cadets are required to follow a step-by-step process, which requires sequential lessons that began with orientation and training, followed by a meaningful community service activity, and ending with a structured reflection, following that activity.  Essentially, cadets plan, organize, coordinate, and execute the service project with minimal supervision from the faculty advisor.

 For the past six years, cadets from the Army and Navy Academy have partnered with Scripps Memorial Hospital in Encinitas, CA, to provide a large number of cadets to pose as “Victims” in their annual “Disaster Preparedness” test.  This Service Learning Project is one of the most significant activities cadets conduct in their first semester at the Academy.

This year’s test was conducted on Thursday, November 12th with seventy-four junior and senior cadets acting as “victims” of an earthquake.