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Midlothian ISD AJROTC Program A Strong Competitor In First Year

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MISD AJROTC program is open to students at both Midlothian High School and Heritage. There are currently 75 students involved, 47 male and 28 female. The program has already entered two competitions in its short existence. The district is thankful to the large community support that has helped this program become so successful so quickly.

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Midlothian ISD AJROTC Program A Strong Competitor In First Year

Building Confidence, Leaders & More They don’t waste time in the Midlothian School District. Case in point, the new Army Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (AJROTC). The program is new to the district this year for students in grades 9-12. The participants are already experiencing success in competition. MISD AJROTC program is open to students at both Midlothian High School and Heritage. There are currently 75 students involved, 47 male and …

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