I need to find a schedule of what a day is like for a juvenile in a boot camp.?
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To give you a general Idea it would look something like this:\n\n04:30 wake, make bed, dress.\n05:00 Jog/workout\n06:00 shower, dress for day\n06:30 report for chow\n07:00 form up in your group for breifing\n08:00 Start on assigned tasks or projects\n11:30 Report for lunch\n12:15 form up in groups for briefings\n12:30 continue or start new project.\n17:00 Break for dinner\n18:00 Form up in group/ end of day briefing\n19:00 clean Barracks\n21:00 lights out
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Here's a manual for combat-ting Truancy.\nhttp://www.ed.gov/pubs/Truancy/index.html
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Check this out, it's 12-1/2 weeks.  It's a hell of a lot harder than all the other boot camps, but you'll be a Marine.  It truly is worth it.  Get in really good shape and have your recruiter teach you some close order drill before hand.  The Marine Corps even after boot camp is hard, so when you're cold, wet, tired, starving, and pissed off in the middle of the night on post, think of the people you're standing for and protecting, and of the ones that came before you.  Never give up and keep your chin up.
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I would say, wake up, eat, then have some kind of briefing with their company officer about the tasks for that day, guess it would depend on where you were as to what is next. I'm sure it would be different if they were assigned in the motor pool ( say a mechanic ) vs. Someone in a combat unit.\n\nMaybe someone that has been in the military can comment here for you.
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TRY http://www.anysoldier.com
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Try  this --> http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/
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The Boot Camp provides military-style discipline through a highly regimented routine of physical exercise, education, substance-abuse treatment and community service. It is focused on behavior modification and rehabilitation of young offenders.\n\nThese links will give you more information.
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They have a website, link below, no 2206 schedule on there yet, but contact detilas are there, you can email them
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I was stationed at FT Jackson as a Drill Sergeant for a time in the 1990's. Lots of sand and bugs. Lots of heat as well. Expect early mornings and long days. Just remember it is all a head game. The Drill Sergeant's job is to make you a soldier. It is not hard, you just have to listen and do what is asked of you. You can do it. Their job is to make you think, walk, talk, like a soldier. You will have to learn military customs and tradition, rank structure. How to properly maintain and fire a weapon. How to properly wear your uniform, boots and how to have a professional look about yourself. Be proud to be in the US Army. \n Physical training is a big part of it. Be ready to get fit and lean. Don't worry, they will not leave you behind. They will make every effort to help you and make you a soldier. Also weapons qualification is the other key. If you don't qualify with the M16A2, you will not graduate. A soldier is nothing if he or she cannot properly use the weapons they are given. \nBe ready for FTX(field training exercise) for about 2-3 days and a 10-20 mile road march. Don't worry they will be checking on you and you will stop and take breaks. Keep plenty of water in you at all times. You can't drink enough water. Drink it till it makes you think you will hurl. You don't want to get stuck by a medic with IV bag or in the hospital. Also you will have access to medical care. If you have a problem,let your Drill Sergeant know. Good Luck!
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http://www.teenprogram.info/schools/index?type=Military+School&state=ca
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You get used to the food. Have to eat fast as you not have long, though you can always get more to eat if there is time. Up early and have a Bic Lighter to burn strings off your "Pickle Suit". Have to keep Everything in it's place for inspection. Hide the Shaving Razor you use and keep an unused one for inspection. Soap Dish clean so do not use soap and have Dry Clean Soap Dish, wash with your shampoo. Learn the little things/Short cuts to keep inspection cool. Pay Attention to how the Bed Made the First night as you will have to make it back the same tomorrow. "Woolly Boogers" have to be captured and disposed of. NEVER volunteer for anything and only talk if they ask, bring attention to yourself with little jokes and you will get their attention. LOL! Some is class room study, learning about chain of command, ranks who to Salute and How. Some Exercise, setups, push up that kind of stuff. Learn to shoot a gun, work as a team, sneak to the Bowling ally. Most everything you buy when you get there. The Bags we brought and clothes we wore went into a locked closet never to be seen again until we left for Training School. March everywhere. That some of it. Just make it through, be tough. You can do it and then the Tech School gets a little more slack and then when you get to your Permanent Base it get pretty fun. Like a regular job.
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Day 1: 8\nDay 2: 14\nDay 3: 20\nDay 4: 26\nDay 5: 32
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Try the 24 hour fitness website below.
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you will find what you are looking for here:\n\nhttp://homeschooling.about.com/od/schedulingforms/
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if ur going off to boot camp dont wrry ull live and u will see what it is like. not spose to know till you get there. takes away the fun...
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I'm gonna let you know something I learned during basic at Lackland. AFJROTC is crap. What they teach you is practically nothing to what you will learn in ROTC. When you get out of high school go for ROTC. My TI told us JR teachs you the wrong things and messes you up. I had a girl in my flight from JR and she got behind cuz she was stuck in JR ways
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It depends on where you are.  Visit http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html