Joseph Gallant, a 15-year-old master sergeant and rising sophomore at Ridgefield High School, has been recognized as one of the top 10 graduates of the 2024 Advanced Leadership School (ALS). Gallant’s exceptional leadership qualities earned him this prestigious award. Reflecting on his experience, Gallant shared that ALS provided him with a new mindset and perspective on leadership, which he plans to apply both in his current role and in his future aspirations within the U.S. Marine Corps. His achievements are a testament to his dedication and leadership, making him a standout in the program. Read more about Gallant’s accomplishment in The Reflector here.
Local Youth Excel in Leadership Schools Across the Nation
This summer, several members of our organization traveled across the country to attend prestigious leadership schools, gaining valuable skills and experiences. Three members flew to the East Coast for Advanced Leadership School, while others attended Division 6 and Division 3 Senior and Junior Leadership Schools. We proudly recognize YM/ Master Sergeant Gallant for placing in the top 10 at Advanced Leadership School, YM/ Gunnery Sergeant Bisila as the Honor Graduate of her Senior Leadership class, and YM/ Corporal Mutter as the Honor Graduate of her Junior Leadership class. Additionally, YM/ Corporal Harper-Osborne received the Molly Marine Award for the highest female PFT score in her Junior Leadership class. Congratulations to all for their outstanding achievements!
Outstanding Achievements at Tennessee Leadership School
We are thrilled to announce the recent achievements of our dedicated group who attended the Senior and Junior Leadership School in Tennessee, Division 3. Every participant put in tremendous effort, and we are especially proud of YM/Ssgt Bisila and YM/Cpl Mutter I, who excelled and earned the Honor Graduate title in their respective classes. Their hard work and commitment have brought great pride to our unit. Congratulations to these outstanding individuals! Oorah!!
Recruits: Recruit class 031624 will be graduating
In two days recruit class 031624 will be graduating as the newest Lewis & Clark Young Marines!
Tonight our motivating Assistant Recruit Instructors gave a motivational speech on becoming Young Marines. After that, the recruits shined their boots to be ready to show off how much pride they take in their uniform.
Welcome Recruits: Recruit Class 31624
Lewis & Clark Young Marines welcomed Recruit Class 31624 on Saturday. On their first day, they started on the yellow footprints, learned about our obligations and creeds, grooming standards and so much more!
We are excited to see this new group of Recruits build up into Young Marines over the next couple of months. Oorah!