FAQ

Absolutely! Parents are more than welcome to visit the campus of our NNDCC program. We understand the importance of involving parents in their child's educational journey, and we encourage their active participation and engagement with our program. Whether it's attending special events, parent-teacher conferences, or simply taking a tour to see the environment in which their child is learning and growing, we value and appreciate the involvement of parents in the NNDCC community. Your support and presence contribute significantly to the success and well-being of our cadets. Please feel free to schedule a visit and explore our campus at your convenience.

Who are the courses instructors?

Our course instructors at NNDCC bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our program. One of our esteemed instructors is Mr. Hayes, a retired 30-year veteran of both the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy. His extensive military background provides our cadets with valuable insights into leadership, discipline, and the practical aspects of military life. In addition to Mr. Hayes, our teaching team includes dedicated professionals with years of experience in the educational field, such as a teacher who has served HISD for seven years. Together, they create a dynamic and nurturing learning environment where our cadets can thrive academically, personally, and in preparation for their future goals. Our instructors are committed to helping each cadet reach their full potential and succeed in their chosen paths, whether that be in higher education, the military, or their careers

Certainly! We encourage parents to consult with our dedicated advisors to gain a better understanding of their cadet's NNDCC experience and what to expect throughout their journey in the program. Our advisors are here to provide valuable insights, answer questions, and offer guidance to ensure a positive and enriching experience for both cadets and their families. Whether you have questions about curriculum, activities, leadership development, or any other aspect of the NNDCC program, our advisors are readily available to assist you. We believe that open communication between parents and our team is essential to fostering a supportive and successful learning environment for all cadets. Please don't hesitate to reach out and schedule a consultation; we're here to support you every step of the way.

What kind of things will I as a parent be responsible for because my cadet is in a NNDCC and not a normal NJROTC?

As a parent of a cadet in the NNDCC program, you will have certain responsibilities that come with supporting your child's unique educational journey. While NNDCC shares similarities with traditional NJROTC programs, it also offers additional opportunities and pathways. You may be responsible for ensuring that your cadet actively participates in program activities, including drills, physical fitness training, and leadership development. Additionally, staying engaged with your cadet's progress, attending program events, and supporting their academic and career aspirations will be crucial. It's important to maintain open communication with the NNDCC staff, attend parent meetings or conferences, and provide any necessary support to help your cadet thrive in this specialized program. Ultimately, your active involvement will play a significant role in your cadet's success and personal growth within the NNDCC.