Despite COVID-19 we are still committed to providing connections for our families.

Military
Military service provides youth with the opportunity to learn responsibility, focus, and discipline; which can benefit enlistees for life. People in the military are taught how to make decisions in extreme conditions and function in periods of stress – traits critical in civilian life. Serving your country is both a way to see the world and learn valuable skills that can be transferred into civilian life – and many enlistees would not have the opportunity to attend college or purchase a house without the benefits associated with military service.
According to a 2012 report by the Center for New American Security, companies are likely to pay higher starting salaries for employees with military service. The reasons cited for the employers’ preference include:
Leadership and Teamwork Skills
Typically, veterans have led colleagues, accepted direction from others, and operated as part of a small team.
Structure and Discipline
Companies, especially those that emphasize safety, appreciate veterans’ experience following established procedures.
Character
Veterans are perceived as being trustworthy, dependable, and drug-free, and having a strong work ethic.
Expertise
Veterans are perceived as being trustworthy, dependable, and drug-free, and having a strong work ethic.
Coast Guard: www.gocoastguard.com
Cumberland Metro Office
5523 N Cumberland Ave
Suite 1201
Chicago, Il 60656
773-775-2451
Marines: www.marines.com
US Marine Corps Recruiting
11880 74th Pl b
Kenosha, WI 53142
262-857-3204
Navy: www.navy.com
11880 74th Pl
Kenosha, WI 53142
262-857-8420
Army: www.goarmy.com/careers
U.S. Army Recruiting Station-Kenosha
11880 74th Pl. #3
Kenosha, WI 53142
262-857-2047
WORLD’S GREATEST AIR FORCE: www.airforce.com
US Air Force Recruiting
4901 Washington Ave
Racine, WI 53406
262-598-8160
Useful Links
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Provide students a chance to speak with community members (myself included) that have served in the different branches in the Armed Services and are willing to share their experience.
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Host a weekly physical training session at a local gym or at our Legacy Learning Center to help get those interested in shape for basic training requirements.
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Bring in local Armed Service recruiters to speak to youth interested in joining about the benefits and perks of serving in the military.
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Take a visit to Great Lakes Navy Base and/or attend a basic training graduation.
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Show you how to take deep breath when you become overwhelmed by the whole process
