Establish Young Marines Chapters
throughout Wisconsin.
Recruit students between ages of
8-20 to become Young Marines.
Establish Young Marines chapter
under the command of Tim Baranzyk, teacher at Andrew S. Douglas
Community Academy, volunteer, and former participant of Title I Parent and Family Technology Resource Center.
Objectives:
Provide recruits with meeting place
on a weekly basis for drills and meetings.
Inform and recruit parents willing
to participate along with their children on all activities
related to Young Marines.
Create sense of community within
students and parents participating with the leadership of the
Young Marines.
Instill in students and parents
that this organization will develop leadership, discipline,
citizenship, fitness, and academic achievement.
Participants will involve in
school honor and color guard, community projects with the
elderly and building tools to seek educational opportunities.
About
The Young Marines:
The
US Young Marines is an
organization centered on community service and youth
promotion. It's primary goal is to save youth from
drugs, enhance their future opportunities and that of
country.
Some the organization's objectives
include:
Establish Young
Marine units throughout Wisconsin
Provide
weekly member drills/meetings
Inform,
involve parents in program
Create
sense of community, develop leadership, discipline, fitness, and
improve academic achievement
Enhance
youth's future career opportunities
Consider
additional factors in the mission of the Young
Marines Organization
Open
to youth ages 8 to 18 or completion of high school, whichever is later,
but not to exceed 20 years of age. Members must abide by rules and
regulations of the Young Marines.
All members must complete Young Marine recruit
training before they are accepted into a regular platoon within a unit
...
The Young Marines were
originally founded in 1958 by a group of dedicated
Marine Corps League members from the Brass City
Detachment, Waterbury, CT ...
The
program offers positive youth alternatives.
Significant emphasis is placed on building a sense
of pride in self, community, and nation. Promotes
effective, positive self-discipline through individual
responsibility to perform as a team member, both within
and outside unit bounds ...
Open
to youth ages 8 to 18 or completion of high school, whichever is later,
but not to exceed 20 years of age. Members must abide by rules and
regulations of the Young Marines.
All members must complete Young Marine recruit
training before they are accepted into a regular platoon within a unit
...
The Young Marines were
originally founded in 1958 by a group of dedicated
Marine Corps League members from the Brass City
Detachment, Waterbury, CT ...
The
program offers positive youth alternatives.
Significant emphasis is placed on building a sense
of pride in self, community, and nation. Promotes
effective, positive self-discipline through individual
responsibility to perform as a team member, both within
and outside unit bounds ...
