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    Now that we are using Canvas for lessons, I needed to let you know that you can contact me in the morning from 0800 until 1100 and in the afternoon, 1400 until 1600.  My number is (903) 875-4121.  Emailing is best.  I will answer your email quicker.  rhardie@cisd.org  Don't hesitate to call if you need help if you can't wait for a reply to your email.

     

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    Dear cadets, this is the first time in my almost 21 years to have to miss school due to a virus.  I hope all of you are doing well.  Please contact me if I can be of any help.  Hopefully this whole thing will be over or at least under control soon.  Please plan on the Cadet Leadership Course for June to still go on.  I am planning for it.  Remember this, if you are getting bored, tell yourself that you refuse to be borded.  Find something constructive to do like reading a good book.  Be safe and hope to see you all soon.  Don't forget our awards ceremony on 15 May 2020.  

    MSgt Hardie  3/25/2020

     

     

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    Contact information:   Email:  rhardie@cisd.org      Phone: (430) 775-  6332     Conference Period:  3:30 - 4:30 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
     
    Cadets and parents, please take time to view these videos about AFJROTC. They are the best I've ever seen. AFJROTC a great place to belong        Why AFJROTC video
      
     
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    Cadet Colonel Jackson Hilmes 2018/2019 Fall Semester Corps Commander.

    Jackson was one of the 150 selected around the nation to attend Flight Academy this past summer.  Jackson chose Purdue University as the academy he would attend. He graduated with his pilot’s license on 4 August 2018.

    This program gave Jackson and the other cadets around the nation a $20.000.00 scholarship to attend.

    Lt col Mackey and Master Sergeant Hardie both are extremely proud of his accomplishment. 

     
     How to put your hair in a military style bun:  Putting your hair in a bun
     
     
    Click on the link to see what might happen if you are willing to help someone. Generous 

     

     
    Dear cadets and parents, I really do care about my students in class and outside of class.  I want them to have the greatest experience possible while in high school.  Too much time is wasted by both our male and female cadets worrying about girlfriends and boyfriends. Under "Forms  for Cadets" you will find a cool article titled, "10 Reason You Don't Need A Boyfriend or Girlfriend In High School."  Check it out! It really is true. Having friends yes, but you don't need the extra stress and drama that goes along with these type of relationships. Again, check the article out.
                                                                                                                                                      - MSgt Hardie
     
     
     Emotional Intelligence:  How a good leader can be great.  
     
     
    MSgt Hardie's Bio My history. 
     
     
     
    Take time to watch the video from the 2015 Corsicana Education Foundation CAST telethon.  Click:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=DTDn_MkcICs

     

     
    There is still hope for America with young men like this.  Click to watch video.  There's still Hope
      
     
     
     "Start strong and finish strong."  What that means is if you start off doing all you can to be the best you can be, don't get lazy just because you have been doing it for a while. In other words, be a great cadet from first year to last year.  Don't be that person who thinks they can rest on past accomplishments.
      
    "Maturity begins to grow  when you sense your concern for others outweighing your concern for yourself".   Live by the Air Force Core Value of "Service-Before-Self".
      
     
     
     
     
    The below link is for a flash mob; check it out! 
     
    For more up-to-date information, be sure to check out the TX-952 News and updates page!