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More Than an Inspection: Bulldog NJROTC Shows Growth, Grit, and Excellence
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Source: Calexico Chronicle

On Thursday, February 12, 2026, Calexico High School’s Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) unit proudly conducted its annual Area Manager Inspection (AMI) at Ward Field, marking one of the most significant events of the program’s academic year. The AMI is a comprehensive evaluation designed to assess the effectiveness, professionalism, and overall excellence of NJROTC units. It serves as both a formal inspection and a celebration of the leadership, discipline, and teamwork cadets develop throughout the year. A Day of Precision and Pride From early morning, cadets arrived in full dress uniform, ensuring every ribbon was properly aligned and every detail met Navy standards. The formal personnel inspection evaluated uniform wear, grooming, military bearing, and confidence. Following the inspection, cadets demonstrated their proficiency in drill and ceremony. Platoons executed precise movements with sharp commands echoing across Ward Field.
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