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Thu, Mar. 18, Delta After School Observation (seatbelt safety)Mon, Mar. 22, Charlie company Morning and lunch observationsTue, Mar. 23, Seatbelt safety Art Poster Kick offWed, Mar.24, Promotion BoardSat, Mar. 27, 4th Brigade Drill competition
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The beginning of secondary education in Blythewood can be traced back to the early 1900s. Originally, this small town had two schools; they were closed in 1970, and the students were all transferred over to Spring Valley High School. Three years ago with the opening of the new Blythewood High School, the legacy began, adn has persevered to this day.
Initially our ROTC program was scheduled to be aligned with the Marine Corps JROTC. Over the past three years our Battalion has grown tremendously with upwards of 300 cadets enrolled this year. In order to accommodate these numbers SFC Frank Bell was hired to assist both LTC White and SGM Yturria with everyday instruction and coaching of the special teams.
Committed to the mission of “Motivating Young People To Be Better Citizens,” our cadets have participated in numerous community events. These include: road side cleanup for the 2 miles of road in front of the school, Veteran of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Flower Collection, several performances by our drill team and color guard, an appearance on “Live With Lucas”, and successful battalion inspection where we earned the classification of Honor Unit With Distinction.
Battalion Cadet of The Month
This month, each company selected a cadet to represent them as cadet of the month. All four cadets appeared before the cadet of the month board. Cadet Anna Mallard from Alpha Company was selected this month's cadet of the month, and recieved a cadet of the month medal.The other three cadets: Shelby Kennedy, Keith Tutsie, Jaquan Mitchell recieved a cadet of the month ribbon.
Bengal Battalion Motto
Bengal Battalion is the best
Standing taller than the rest
Lookin pround, Lookin good
Lookin just like we should
Break It Down Now!!!
B-stands for bravery E-stands for Educated
N-you can get it n-e-where n-e-time at all
G-stands for glory
A-stands for attitude
L-stands for loyalty
Now you know who run this show
Males: If you want it
Females: You can get it
Battalion: Let us Know! Ai, Ai, Ai
Then everyone goes to a Snappy Presnt arms
Commander: Order Arms
Then The Battalion Chant
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