rest. >> Thank you. Face them. >> Good morning. Harrisville High School and Gerc welcomes you to the 2026 pass. Please look to your left as we welcome
our honor guest in the time honor neighbor tradition of announcing their arrival using the ship's bell. Inspecting officer arriving. >> Salute. >> Ready to >> Joan Harris arriving.
>> Oh, it's it's I'm sorry. Harrisford School District arriving. >> Ready, choke. >> Harrisburg School District. >> No arriving. >> That's him. >> Salute. >> It's all right. It's okay. It's okay.
Never mind. Never mind. >> Ready to side. Hold. Officer draw suits >> orange
Ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the sensation of neighbor. >> Please rise and remain standing for the invocation and the parading of the colors. Thank you. Left side
march. Freezing. Breathing. Oh, say can you see by the arms for crying at the twilight
last. What the world we are stream and those birds in ge that I was still there.
Oh, says the stars rainbow away. Oh, and the whole of the bra Right. Fight.
Right turn. March. March. >> Bow your heads for a moment of prayer. Heavenly Father, we come before you today acknowledging the work of our hands and the dedication of our hearts to this service. As we prepare for this
inspection, we ask you for your blessing upon this unit. Grant us the focus and clarity of mind to present our equip equipment, our skills and our discipline with precision. Please come and excite Lord and replace
it with confidence in our preparation. Help us to reflect the high standards of our calling in our appearance and our performance. May our attention to a detail honor our leaders and protect our comrades. We
pray for strength in our tasks and unity in our actions. May this inspection be a testament to our readiness, allegiance, and commitment to duty. We ask this in the holy name. Amen. >> Amen.
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Very well, >> sir. Second platoon all present. >> Sir, third platoon all present. Sir, all president. >> Attention to orders. Tuesday 10 March 2026
Harrisville High School Neighbor Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps holds its annual military inspection. Honored guest include Dr. Benjamin Harry, superintendent, Dr. Roman Benjamin, interim principal at
John Harris High School, and the inspecting officer, Commander Martin. knees. I have to say arm protein fall out, right? >> Yeah. Mhm. Armed through him. Fall out. Hello.
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ladies. Ladies and gentlemen, this is our girl. what they're going to do is certainly just a demonstration of the kinds of things that they will do in a competition. Uh we've been in one competition so far this year and we have three more to go. One on the 21st of
March, uh one on the 11th of April and again on the 21st. Drone pilots is what they're called, must navigate their drones to go through certain obstacles and uh do all kinds of
interjective programming the drones to fly by themselves in certain patterns and land in certain places. They have a communication portion where they have to communicate with each other. They will fly their drums. Go ahead and start your drones. I'm just explaining while you're
flying. And they have um they they learn how to program the drones. Each one of our drone team has earned their drone pilot wings which they get through the United Aerospace Service. I think that's what
it's called, but I could be wrong. It's a UAS. But they had to go online and they had to study a packet of material and then take a test in order to get their drone waves. And all eight in our team earned their drone wings. Go ahead.
from the grief that bought this one. Four. This flag. Heat. Heat. All right. Import face forward
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>> Let's give it up for our armed and unarmed and our drone team. We are very very proud of each one of them. Our drill team on our drill team won third place in their competition um a couple
of weeks ago because I was so excited. We are on a roll. And then we also got third place in our marksmanship competition as well. They really worked hard for that and took them a long time. So I'm very proud of them. Post the ceremonial detail.
>> Post the ceremonial sword detail. >> Redo it. >> Yeah, because I'm too >> you want to announce the scene. >> Yeah. I go off this detail forward. Rear face.
Please join me in honoring our seniors following cadets fall out. Commander Isidora Vieier Resto. He's not here, but Commander Jeremy Cruz, Lieutenant Commander Jamie Garcia, Lieutenant Elazer Rio Castro,
Lieutenant Jose Rivera, Lieutenant Nelson Menddees Perez, Lieutenant Jasmine Vega, Henson Traan, Chief Petty Officer Wellington, Quuevas
Kabin, Petty Officer Second Class, Mia Molina. Petty Officer Second Class, Rosoro Perez Erdando. Petty Officer Third Class, Zeld Vasquez, Alisia. >> All NS4s. >> These are our NS4s.
>> Lieutenant Junior Grade Garisa Santana Ninth. Enson Anna Alvarado Sanchez Enson White Anderson Master Chief Crystal Luciano Petty Officer third class Taiger Tales
Walker Petty Officer third class Yanisa Pierre Seaman Laya White Thompson seaman Tan Robinson Seaman Ali Pabula Seaman Alexander Er, Jean, Seaman, Rian
Garcia Diaz, Seaman. Michael Johnson Ferman, Seaman. Witch Dorval, Seaman. Alyssa Charles, Seaman, Bella Cadet, Seaman. Fabiola Adescar. >> Praise.
When your senior comes through, feel free to clap. Ladies and gentlemen, >> the first group of kids that we call were our inner sports. These kids who have been with us for four years. These kids have us. They have
>> they have excelled. They have done extraordinarily well. Our NH4, this is the biggest N4 class that I've had since I have been in this with the ones that we >> the ones that we
teach the young cadets. As you all know on this unit is cadet run. It is cadet rum and myself are just facilitators. We take make sure they do it safely legally and don't
>> but it's all their idea. It is all their room. It is all their mentorship that helps the cadets become better cadets throughout their time here. return. So, normally we did not receive this
awards at the end of the year, but since it's a brand new ribbon for everybody receiving one, I wanted to make sure that they had time to wear it through the school year. Outstanding NS4 Commander Vieira. Lieutenant Rio,
>> Lieutenant Jose Maraga, >> Lieutenant W. Align your heels. >> Hson, master chief of the office. Roy. >> Let's give him a hand, ladies and gentlemen. Our seniors,
>> the heart and soul of our unit. Let's go back. It's beautiful. That was very orderly. >> That was very orderly. As you may have noticed during ROC, we have an uh organized rank structure.
People are promoted based off of merit by showing their level of knowledge, their acumen with and aptitude with drill and other military aspects and also by the confidence over years placed in them uh by myself and LN1. Following
cadets fall out >> battalion 10. Following cadet fallout cadet and chief petty officer Starwin Guerrero, Petty Officer Cadet Petty Officer First Class Zady Vasquez Alisia, Cadet Petty Officer
First Class, Yanisa Pierre, Cadet Petty Officer First Class, Emanuela Pierre, Cadet Petty Officer Secondass, Shirley Gonzalez, Cadet Petty Officer Secondass, Pearla Jamal Lopez,
Cadet Petty Officer Secondass, Dior Diori Gonzalez Abrau Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Shayon Voeva Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Amy Santos Moran Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Michael
Turner Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Ashley Deersio Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Joshy Mendoza Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Lena Potter Cadet and Petty Officer Third Class
Elizabeth Perez. Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Naomi Azakar. Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Samuel Pizaro. Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Rihanna Similan. Cadet Petty Officer Third Class. Alejandra Escobar.
Cadet Petty Officer Third Class. Evangelan Cortoel. Cadet Petty Officer Third Class. Jilus Gonzalez Pacheo, Cadet Petty Officer Third Class, Lenny Santana Vargas, Cadet Petty Officer Third Class, Tyiana Grayson, Cadet Petty Officer Third
Class, Tanya Castillo, RCA already is third class. Cadets front and center. Ladies and gentlemen, every time a a a wants to go up and wear, we have what's
called a TQS for a personal qualification standard that they have to go through and they have to get signatures on certain um on certain aspects. So they have to learn the story. They have to learn the diagram. They have to make sure they know the committee observing letters, executive
officer, administrative levels. There are lots of little qualifications that they have to go through. Now they don't start the qualifications until they officer first class and above. So basically it's E6 and above. And then um
officer third class and second class are all day texts. So they have to know a certain amount of information in order for them to advance. They have to score at least an 80 on the test in order to advance. And all of these kids have
taken a test and most of them the third class just made steam about a month ago and now they're taking a test and they're all passing. And I got to tell you, I am so impressed with this year's cadetses. There are so many that are getting promoted and taking responsibility and doing what needs to
be done to make the internet a better place, more fun, more entertaining, more disciplined and uh just better behavior. Thank you ladies and gentlemen. >> We're right here, right? >> That's that the senior cadet does that.
You don't do that till we introduce the guests. >> Okay. And then I'm just going to do the I was just going to say something which was that
morning. So, I'm going to say all day. >> Ladies, >> hold on. Let me just let us real quick. Ladies and gentlemen, if you're noticing that something there are cords that they wear around
just reading off this real quick. The orange core is the academic team. They go to competitions and they get into what's a geog type thing. They're asked questions. They have to hit the buzzer in between the core is they have to come up with the correct answer. Um the ones with the green and I don't
think we have any green right now. Going to the yellow or the marksmanship. So they're the ones that are going to the marble ladies and gentlemen who didn't shoot white guns or anything explosive. Um but they're fellow writers and we don't competition. Those are the fellow boards. Uh we also have the red board
and the blue board is for the gray and black co and then the white one shows us that and then it's but it's so great. ladies and gentlemen. >> Uh, the following awards are handed out.
Uh, cadets, do not fall out. Stay where you are. You'll get your ribbons later. For color guard, cadet Cortto, cadet Elisia Rio Castro, cadet Santiago, Cadet Vega. Round of applause, please.
for drill team. Cadet Aruaga, Cadet Alvarado Sanchez, Cadet Azokar, Cadet Couttorial, Cadet Johan Garcia, Cadet Luciano, Cadet Mendoza Vapane, Cadet Elizabeth Perez, Cadet Parro, Cadet
Potter, Cadet Randolph, Cadet Elio Rio Castro, Cadet Martier Rio Castro, Cadet Santiago, Cadet Toro, Cadet Turner, Cadet Valerio, Cadet Vega, Cadet Via Noea. Round of applause for our drill
team, please. And since we went up against Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard, the following cadets have earned the interervice competition ribbon. Cadet Alice, Cadet Alvarado Sanchez, Cadet Arzawaga, Cadet Azokar, Cadet Ballad,
Cadet Jayen Quueves Kabim, Cadet Kariel, Cadet Johan Garcia, Cadet Luc Luciano, Cadet Mendoza Vapane, Cadet Elizabeth Perez, Cadet Bizaro, Cadet Potter, Cadet Randolph, Cadet Elio Rio Castro, Cadet
Martier Ri Castro, Cadet Rodriguez Santos, Cadet Cadet Sant Santiago, Cadet Toro, Cadet Turner, Cadet Valerio, Cadet Vega, and Cadet Voeva. Another round of applause, please.
>> Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our esteemed superintendent, Dr. Benjamin Harry. Good morning. First off, thank you for joining our opportunity to see our student performance just to see this. You are doing a great
job and to both of you all to the full department. Uh I'm just so glad we be able to share this type of stuff and each other. Again, thank you for inviting me and thank you for being able to join our parents and support our kids. And again, it is just impressive
what you all are doing and it's just so great to be a part of the school district and see this coming. Thank you. >> Okay, now for a moment. Um, as you all know, I am retiring this year. All right? It is for sure. This is going to
be my last day. Um, and I want to thank every single one of you parents that support your child and come here for this type of thing. This is your kids opportunity to shine, to show off, to show you they can be disciplined, that
they can have uh military bearing. And I'll tell you, these kids have displayed it in spades today. So I'm very, very proud of them. After being here for almost 20 years, it has been a real eye opening experience for me. These
children and the entire staff here have turned me into an extraordinarily >> I can put up with almost anything these days. um the aspen the whole in order for your kids you're doing such a wonderful job those children every
single one of them are extraordinary even when they get angry even when they're mad don't want to be in class they are great kids they're all lawy citizens who are going to go to college most of our seniors want to go to college they're going to the military um
I am just so proud of them and I cannot tell you how amazing you have families come to this type of And if not as many as I would really like, but I would really love it if all parents would show up to these types of things and and support their gate because their kid wants nothing more.
Your child wants nothing more than show off for you. I remember being young and wanting to show off and my mom and dad and when they didn't show up at they probably couldn't, but it was a good explanation when they could be honest a little disappointed. And I expect that some of our kids feel the same way. So I
am so grateful. Thank you so so much for all of you parents who have come and done all this for your job. Thank you. And we undoubtedly leave true people 24/7. But the thing is is that um I hope that if you ever go there any of
these kids that have been on earth, please come and see me. Thank you sincerely, ladies and gentlemen. I truly want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything for coming to class every day for giving me great attendance for giving me giving wonderful
inspection and you showed up. We have we have less than 10% accident. So with my husband give yourself a round of applause. see this. She's going to be so proud as proud as I am. If you look at you guys,
it will be a pain through always during class. I'll tell you, you make me wonder, but when we get through these things, there is absolutely no doubt whatsoever. So, thank you, ladies and gentlemen. And I'm going to hand the mic over to my
new partner, Amanda Far, who is a he just came this year. And let me tell you, Matt Far is a 2001 graduate of this school and our program. I have one. I am so happy to have him here. He has made this job. And
everybody, all the staff knows how stressed I've been over the last 5 weeks. But if I haven't expressed, they can probably tell. So if they if you take me over and you get the hands
together, thank you so much. >> All right. Johnny, thank you. Great rest. As always, I am an alumni of this school. I came in this program. Uh about 200 um 2000 I got my scholarship in RITC
to Penn State University. Uh four years later I graduated with my degree and I became president of the United States. I did 20 years retired last September. Um yes I retired Alex school districts.
uh by making sure that I did everything to come back because when I was in ninth grade and I got sued bar and master one day I was going to sit by >> once everybody gets in the front. >> So I did everything that I could to get
myself out of >> make it all the way prepare for >> pastor gets over there. >> Mhm. >> Okay. But actually when she says forward
>> and then falling right this figure look like >> and I'm glad to say that >> some of the people that would probably never would in that area. There's some
of our cars and workers. So, I want to thank you guys for sticking around putting up with me and welcome. My ultimate goal is not to send people to college, not send people to the military, but to make sure that everybody who graduates from this
program has a path to success, a plan, not a drama, a career. And that's what I've been striving for for this entire year. And so far I'm very well pleased. I'm going to turn it over to our uh dean inspector, Commander Martin. This is not
his first time in this building. It is his first time in this part of the building as he is was a member of the engineer and the ROC of the state with me and my friend for over 25 years and uh very much respected and very much
appreciative that he took the time to come out here and talk about our kids. Command. Hey. Uh, first thanks in this right. If I speak too loudly, I apologize. Um, thanks for hosting me. This is amazing. Um, to Matt's point,
you know, came here when we were college kids and remember how wonderful the opportunity was. It's just a college junior I think you were uh to speak to high school students that tell great way about doing that coming back
four summers without calculator uh it's even better uh and so thank you uh to to the school faculty staff um for hosting thank you parents uh this is not easy
the behind me are doing not easy dedication that all that is 2 hours, a lot of attention to detail. It does not come easy. It takes a lot of work. Uh I know that you know I'm going to hit a little head. I just want to reiterate the fact
of that good support network you guys providing. You can't beat that. Um that's what makes uh whether it's a service member, a corporate CEO, whatever, right? So it's all building. you got to rock the steel was thrown
into. Um, so thank you all. Then finally to the highlight of it all, uh, which is this entire town. Thank you guys for having me. Great work. Whether it was a silent drill, stay in step.
I mean, I could get an active duty group of sailors on the ship. It's a little better than you guys just did. Great work. Okay. Sound drill, arm drill, the drums even. Okay. So professional, great
job. Uh I very much enjoy the uniform inspection. Sorry I'm not like a Marine. I like to have a little more fun with it as we go through. Uh you guys look sharp and it just goes to show your dedication, your effort, and all that work you put in. It's paying off. Continue to do that. No matter what path
you choose, uh like Commander P already highlighted, right? No matter what path you choose, you guys are already putting two steps forward before that. So, great work. Congratulations on the job well done. As we say in the Navy, Bravo Zulu. Uh that is, you know, for the simplest
terms, great job. Great work. Uh for this team right here, bravo Zulu, thanks for having me. Uh you guys have been wonderful. I hope you have a great great rest of the school year. Uh for the seniors, I wish you all the best. uh and
for the underassman. Uh hopefully I can get back here again with Panda Park and see you guys continue to further all the great work you've done. So thank you uh and congratulations on an amazing job. We turn it on. Revit
ride. What's up, PowerPoint. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up
here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Good job. >> Ladies and gentlemen, this is going to Hi everybody. I'm Kayla Orange, Ellen 1 Orange. I'm the ROC uh uh naval science
instructor and we just had our pass and review. our pass and review went extraordinarily well and we are so happy we passed our pass and review and we were doing all kinds of neat stuff and um we had tons of parents and tons of kids come and I wish that you guys would
all come and enjoy next year's thing but we are just so excited and so proud of each one of our cadetses. Thank you so much. >> We are here at Harrisburg High School today and we are so excited because we had an opportunity to see a great
performance Dr. Benjamin, how was it for you? >> I'm telling you, it was awesome, powerful, and I love it. >> And Dr. Craig, what about you today? >> They shined today. They really did an amazing job. I'm so proud of their performance today. >> Our ROTC is amazing. I would tell anyone
around the city, if you want to see something great, come watch our kids. Great job, guys. Uh you couldn't ask to spend, you know, a more uh enjoyable morning uh with a professional group of men and women uh than we had here in this junior ROC unit. Uh they were
dressed sharp. You know, they executed uh it was the drill teams, the drone team, etc. Everybody executed to perfection. Uh everybody was friendly and uh you know, the future is bright and uh I couldn't be more proud of the job they did and the wonderful uh effort
they put forward towards this. So, thank you for having me. Thank you for hosting me. Uh, and great job to all. Thank you. >> Thank you, sir.