Charles King Club

A part of SJN's JROTC-Leadership Program

Lean in to Leadership

The club brings together students who demonstrate strong character, commitment, and competence—the “three C’s” of leadership. Members share a passion for leadership and a proven ability to excel.

 

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For students who want to lean into leadership. The Charles King Club aligns with King Company and gathers high school cadets who are highly interested in the Corps lifestyle, advanced fitness, and deeper military knowledge. Many members explore ROTC scholarships and Service Academy preparation. Admission is driven by interest and commitment. There is no set GPA or fitness threshold to join, but members are expected to grow toward higher leadership standards.

What members gain

  • Focused coaching on officership pathways and ROTC opportunities
  • Extra PT sessions and advanced drill opportunities
  • Peer group of motivated cadets who model character, commitment, and competence
  • Direct mentoring from TACs and senior cadet leaders

FAQ's

The Charles King Club is an exclusive program within the Corps of Cadets for students who demonstrate exceptional commitment, character, and leadership potential. It provides advanced opportunities for personal growth, service, and preparation for future leadership roles.

 

No. While King Company cadets are often highly involved, membership in the Charles King Club is open to students from across the Corps of Cadets who show the interest, discipline, and character that align with the club’s mission.

Cadets who join the Charles King Club are recognized for embodying the “Three C’s”: Character, Commitment, and Competence. They’ve shown a consistent dedication to academics, leadership, and personal development during their time at St. John’s Northwestern.

Through its focus on leadership, discipline, and service, the Charles King Club helps cadets strengthen the skills needed to succeed in college, careers, and beyond. Many members pursue military service academies or ROTC scholarships, but all gain confidence, resilience, and a strong foundation for leadership in any field.

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