 On February 1st, 2025, we held our annual JROTC Military Ball. We had an amazing turnout with many of our cadets and their guests.
The night held many things in store, from the fantastic food to the amazing music. Cadets heard the inspiring words of Retired JAG Command Sergeant Major Osvaldo Martinez and we thank him for taking the time to enrich our cadets. Thank you to the booster club for being the backbone of this entire operation. Without them, we wouldn't have had many of the amazing opportunities they provide for us. And don't forget, they are the reason our cadets don't have to pay for Military Ball entry. Make sure you thank these amazing people if you see them! Another huge thank you to the Indian River Colony Club for providing and serving us at this beautiful venue. Thank you to the cadets, leadership, and parents who helped set up and clean up before and after the ball. We couldn't have done it without you! We hope that you all had an amazing night, and we'll see you at the next one!
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 On March 29th, 2025, our Drill team competed in the district championship! All of our teams did very well and the improvement throughout this season has been unmatched. Even though the State Competition was cancelled, this was an outstanding end to the 2025 Drill season.
Here's a meet recap! Any team that placed first qualified for the state competition! Female Colorguard🥇 Exhibition Squad🥇 Unarmed Squad 1🥉 Cadet Reyes and López Exhibition Duo🥉 Platoon🥉 Male Colorguard🥉 Make sure to congratulate these cadets on their hard work, and an amazing season!  hawk.battalion On Thursday, March 27th, 2025, we had our annual JROTC Organization day! All 6 companies competed in events like porkchop, tug of war, football, and drill to earn the title of honor company. Everything went great and we give a huge thanks to the booster club for all of their help.
Congratulations to Delta Company, the Delta Despicables, for earning the title as 2025 Honor Company! Great job to everyone, we hope you had a great time!
 Our male raiders competed at states on November 16th, where they placed 4th overall. The legacy continues for Viera JROTC, and the next season is looking even brighter for JROTC Raiders!
Congratulations to these raiders on their success and commitment, and on a great 2024 raider season.  Viera Raiders has been dominate in Raiders for 3 straight years, with its Male Team making it to states in the 2022 season, the female qualified 2023, and the most recent as of 2024 the male raiders get to go to states once again hoping to place. Good job raiders for the consistent hard work and the dynasty continues.
By: Xiwei David Liao S-6  The Viera Hawks JROTC had their first Raider meet this past weekend. Cadets from various schools gathered early in the morning, ready to showcase their skills and teamwork. The field was set up with the 5k run, Tire Flip, Sprint Drag Carry, Cross-Country Rescue, and Rope Bridge, testing both physical strength and mental endurance.
Ultimately, the Viera Hawks JROTC didn't just compete; We set the standard, we set the pace, and we own the finish line! God bless, and I'll see you at the top! By: Xiwei Liao S-6
The Hawk Battalion JROTC program has kicked off the new academic year with remarkable enthusiasm and promise. Known for its dedication to developing future leaders, the program is already demonstrating its commitment to excellence and community engagement. One of the highlights of the new year has been the introduction of the new JROTC instructor: Lt Colonel Todd Balog. As the year progresses, the Hawk Battalion JROTC program is poised to achieve even greater heights. With a strong foundation of discipline, innovation, and community spirit, the cadets are well on their way to becoming exemplary leaders of tomorrow. The future looks bright for the Hawk Battalion, and their journey this year is just the beginning of a legacy of excellence. Wrote by: Cadet 1st Lt. Cooper Walker (S-5 Public Affairs Officer)
This past month has been exciting and full. Early in this month, our Cadets began training for raiders and on September 30th they got to show off their efforts by competing against other schools. The male team placed 2nd overall in the male division and the female team placed 3rd overall in the female division. As for our drill and ceremony teams, we held a Saber Guard for the homecoming game on October 6th. On the same day, we also had a POW/MIA Table Honor Guard at hotel Radisson for the Veterans homeless association. We look forward to starting tryouts and practice for our Rifle team and going back to the VMC for our upcoming Raider meet to improve our scores. On behalf of Colonel Thomas, Sergeant Thomas, and the Viera Battalion Staff, we would like to give a warm welcome to all in coming L.E.T. 1'S and welcome back all returning students. We are so excited for this upcoming year and what is in store for everyone. Lets make this a great year for all students!
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