Author: LUNA RIVERA

On Friday, September 18, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion participated in the POW/MIA ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Park at 6 pm to pay tribute to Prisoners of War (POW) and those Missing in Action (MIA). The event was conducted to honor and show respect to the sacrifices of service members who never returned home. Cadets stood in formation, held a candlelight vigil in honor of the POW/MIA, presented the colors, and took part in a solemn tribute that reminded the community of the bravery and sacrifices of all our American service members. The cadets-maintained discipline … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC proudly recognizes two Cadets from each Company as our Cadets of the Month. Alpha Company – LET 1: Anabella Bernal and LET 3: Lee-Anne Jean-Francois Bravo Company – LET 2: Sean Michell and LET 1: Mailee Belliard, Charlie Company – LET 2: Julieta Rodriguez and LET 1: Jayden Paucar Delta Company – LET 1: Yarely Avalos-Agustin and LET 2: Gabriel Millet-Mendez This recognition is awarded to Cadets who exemplify the highest standards of leadership, character, service, and dedication to the Army JROTC mission. Through their commitment to the Jaguar Battalion, these Cadets have consistently … Read More

On September 12th, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion conducted a car wash fundraiser to raise money for the Battalion and future events and activities. This group of Cadets worked hard throughout the day, washing cars for community members. The Cadets who participated not only grew closer but also had a lot of fun washing cars. The funds raised from this event will be used to support many Battalion activities and events throughout the year. The car wash brought the community together and taught the Cadets valuable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and service. Their efforts demonstrated their … Read More

On September 10, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion proudly hosted its first blood drive of the academic year in partnership with ONEBLOOD. The event resulted in 60 students, faculty, and staff members donating blood, an effort that has the potential to save at least 84 lives. Cadets played a critical role in the success of the blood drive by supporting key operational and logistical functions throughout the day. Their responsibilities included verifying donor eligibility during check-in, escorting student donors to and from their classrooms, and assisting with post-donation monitoring in the recovery area. Through their professionalism … Read More

On September 3rd, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC Jaguar Battalion hosted its first Booster Club meeting of the school year. The meeting welcomed parents and family members while providing an overview of the exciting opportunities available to Cadets throughout the year. Battalion leadership shared information about upcoming fundraising efforts, including community car washes and collaborative events at Sam’s Club, which help support Cadet activities, competitions, and leadership development. Parents were also introduced to two of the Battalion’s premier extracurricular teams. The Raider Team challenges Cadets through physically demanding competitions that test strength, endurance, teamwork, and mental … Read More

Yarley L. Avalos-Agustin, a member of the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion, has been recognized for her unwavering dedication to the Army JROTC program. In Delta Company, she proudly recited the Cadet Creed, embodying the core values of citizenship, service, and personal responsibility that the JROTC mission emphasizes. Her performance was a testament to her strong character, discipline, and commitment to the program’s objectives. Yarley’s meritorious promotion to Cadet Private (PV2) is a direct result of her consistent performance, leadership potential, and adherence to Cadet Command Regulation 145-2 uniform standards. This promotion recognizes her exceptional dedication and accomplishments … Read More

The Jaguar Battalion has successfully completed the reconstruction of its Raider Obstacle Course thanks to the generous support of The Home Depot Foundation and the volunteer team from Home Depot Store #6376. The project was inspired by Raider Team Captain Felix Witkamp, whose vision to improve the Battalion’s training environment helped turn an idea into reality. Cadets worked alongside Home Depot volunteers Victor Catalano, Matthew Matlock, Niko, and Carlos to remove the aging course and construct a modern training facility that will serve Cadets for years to come. In addition to providing labor, expertise, equipment, and donated soil for the … Read More