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San Francisco Votes for JROTC Choice for Students believes the choice should be left up to students and their families, not politicians as to whether students can attend the JROTC program. The JROTC has the support of 85% of the students polled (JROTC and non-JROTC), as well as all of the Parent Teacher Student Associations, and all of the principals at these schools. JROTC does not discriminate and does not abide by the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. Please help us keep JROTC a choice for students. Help us Save the JROTC. Vote YES on V! Help us Elect a School Board that Prioritizes Students over Politics * IN THE NEWS * San Francisco Election Results Asian Week Endorses YES on Prop. V JROTC: Leadership Course or Recruitment Tool? JROTC on Life Support in San Francisco
Whats in your ballot?
Yes on Prop. V: Preserve the JROTC choice
Asian Americans Should Vote 'Yes' on Prop. V The Future of JROTC: Serving Asian American students in our Public Schools The Bay Area Reporter Endorses YES on V
Prop. V retains JROTC for San Francisco students
Guest Editorial: JROTC and the Left in San Francisco
For SF school board: Wynns, Norton, Murase and a pick to be named later
Pitched Battle over ROTC in S.F. Schools
The San Francisco Paradox: Another Antiwar Leftie for JROTC Barack Obama Supports Students' Right to Choose ROTC Prop V, Pickles in a Pickle JROTC Could be a Force of Positive Change Come Join us September 13 for the YES on Prop. V Kick-Off Rally! Senator Dianne Feinstein's Ballot Statement in Support of JROTC Mayor Gavin Newsom's Ballot Statement in Support of JROTC Statement of Michael Thomas, former JROTC cadet, to the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee District 11 Candidate Asha Safai Supports S.F. JROTC LGBT voters should support JROTC in city’s high schools
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