School Policies

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Activists in a number of communities across the U.S. have succeeded in gaining restrictions on recruiting at the school district level.

Some school districts are governed by popularly elected boards, others are governed by boards or administrations appointed by city mayors. Each of these can require a different approach.

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School districts throughout the country are revising their procedures and policies on military recruiting in response to concerns of parents, students, and civic associations such as the National PTA

Generally, these procedures cover four broad areas of concern: Student privacy; Recruiter access to students; Use of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) for recruiting purposes; and Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC).

3rd JTOTC Program Closed in Louisiana Parish - The Beauregard Parish School Board has decided to close the DeRidder High School JROTC program this year.  A steady decline in enrollment numbers is the main reason for the final decision to terminate the program.

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