Mesquite ISD JROTC highlights robotics, drones, certifications and community service
Colonel Steve Cino told trustees JROTC programs expanded college‑credit opportunities (NOCTI leadership/cybersecurity), received Department of Defense equipment and grants, and reported high student service‑learning totals and scholarship earnings.
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Colonel Steve Cino outlined new credential opportunities, competitive successes, and workforce pathways for Mesquite ISD JROTC cadets. He said NOCTI now offers a JROTC leadership and employability certification and a cybersecurity certification that together can translate into college credit for participating cadets, and he noted the district was allocated 40 slots for the West Point LEADS workshop at UNT on Nov. 8.
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