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Williamsburg-James City County Schools seeks a JROTC Army Instructor (AI) to support the Senior Army Instructor in planning, delivering, and managing the high school's JROTC program in accordance with DoD directives and district policies. The AI fosters citizenship, character development, leadership, responsibility, and academic achievement within a positive learning environment.
The role requires current JROTC instructor certification, eligibility under Army Cadet Command, and able to work
The JROTC Army Instructor (AI) is a Warrant Officer or Non-commissioned Officer who assists the Senior Army Instructor (SAI) in planning, delivering, and managing the high school's JROTC program in accordance with U.S. Department of Defense regulations, service-specific JROTC directives, school board policies, and district procedures. The Army instructor provides leadership and instruction that promotes citizenship, character development, leadership skills, personal responsibility, and academic achievement. The JROTC Army Instructor supports the overall mission of the school by fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment and by encouraging student engagement, discipline, and respect.
FLSA Status: Exempt
Grade: JROTC salary schedule
Revision Date: July 9, 2026
Location: Jamestown High School
The JROTC Army Instructor (AI) is a Warrant Officer or Non-commissioned Officer who assists the Senior Army Instructor (SAI) in planning, delivering, and managing the high school's JROTC program in accordance with U.S. Department of Defense regulations, service-specific JROTC directives, school board policies, and district procedures. The Army instructor provides leadership and instruction that promotes citizenship, character development, leadership skills, personal responsibility, and academic achievement. The JROTC Army Instructor supports the overall mission of the school by fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment and by encouraging student engagement, discipline, and respect.
The JROTC Army Instructor must meet all eligibility requirements established by the United States Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC). All candidates must have a Pre-qualification Memo OR Tier1/CNACI Qualification Memo from U.S. Army Cadet Command. Must maintain a current certification throughout employment. The position will require a successful completion of background checks as required by the school division, Virginia and U.S. Army Cadet Command. Successful instructor candidates must demonstrate the ability to work effectively with high school students, school administrators, faculty, parents, and community partners. Strong leadership, organizational, communication, and mentoring skills are required. Knowledge of adolescent development, classroom management, and instructional practices is preferred. The instructor candidate must be able to model professionalism, integrity, and ethical conduct consistent with both military and school division standards. Special note: To be considered for the Army Instructor position, candidates should be Warrant Officers OR Noncommissioned Officers with a two-year degree OR high school diploma with credit hours from an accredited college (must obtain a degree within 5-years of hire). Visit the Army JROTC website for additional information about eligibility or to answer other potential questions. https://usarmyjrotc.army.mil/instructor-positions/
Supervises JROTC students.
The Army Instructor works under the general supervision of the Senior Army Instructor and School Principal or designee and receives programmatic guidance from the Senior Army Instructor and appropriate U.S. Army Cadet Command JROTC headquarters.
The position will require standing, walking, physical activity, and the ability to demonstrate drills and exercises. Must meet the military branch's physical requirements of the JROTC instructor. Duties will include evening or weekend hours for cocurricular activities, competitions, ceremonies, and community events. The instructor will be required to travel locally or regionally in support of Army JROTC activities. Work is conducted in accordance with school division calendars and program schedules.
223 Days