Service and Tradition: Inside Kellogg High’s Marine Corps JROTC Program
The Color Guard has become an important tradition before all Kellogg High School home contests. The Color Guard is made up of student cadets from Kellogg High School's Marine Corps JROTC program.
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The 2025 Kellogg High School Marine Corps JROTC Raider Team with their third-place trophy. Pictured are SgtMaj. Jeff Smith and team members Ryken White, Nolan Harju, Mattix Harris, Aiden Flynn, Joni Knight, Eavin Knight, Spencer Strange, and Gage Pierce.
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KELLOGG — For 55 years, students at Kellogg High School have had the opportunity to get a close-up look at the United States Marine Corps through the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps.
Over the decades, Kellogg’s JROTC program has become woven into the fabric of the Silver Valley. From color guards at sporting events, parades and ceremonies to thousands of volunteer hours at community events, residents have come to expect seeing the program’s cadets out in the community.
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