Military Recruiters Gain School Access and Student Data Sharing Expansion.
This law aims to boost military recruitment by significantly increasing access for recruiters to high school and college students. Schools must now share specific student data, including academic grades and gender, with military recruiters more frequently. Furthermore, students graduating from high schools with high military enlistment rates will receive priority consideration for admission to military service academies.
Key points
High schools and colleges must provide military recruiters with student names, contact information, academic grades, and genders.
Military recruiters are guaranteed 'meaningful access' to secondary schools, including at least four visits per year during peak hours and social activities.
Graduates of high schools demonstrating above-average military enlistment rates will receive priority status for admission to U.S. Military Service Academies.
The law establishes a 'National Week of Military Recruitment' and expands access to the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) program.
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