A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a comprehensive study and issue a report on Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs in schools in Pennsylvania.
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study of Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) programs in Pennsylvania schools. The study will examine the health, enrollment trends, and contributing factors to the availability of these programs, aiming to identify challenges faced by school districts. The Commission is then tasked with submitting a report with legislative recommendations to the General Assembly within 18 months.
Key provisions
- The Joint State Government Commission will conduct a comprehensive study of JROTC programs.
- The study will analyze the overall health of JROTC programs in Pennsylvania.
- The study will examine trends in enrollment and availability of JROTC programs.
- The study will investigate factors contributing to the health, enrollment, and availability of JROTC programs.
- The Commission must submit a report with legislative recommendations to the General Assembly.
Who is affected
- School districts in Pennsylvania
- Students participating in JROTC programs
- Military branches operating JROTC programs
- The Joint State Government Commission
- The General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Notable changes
- The resolution seeks to gather information about the current state of JROTC programs in Pennsylvania.
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Benjamin Sanchez
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