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Uniforms reflect high standards of pride, cleanliness, and professionalism

  • Grooming: Impeccable U.S. Navy standards required.
  • Markings: Items stenciled with owner's surname clearly.
  • Shoes: Polished black leather Oxford shoes only.
  • Accessories: Neckerchiefs, gloves, and authorized medals.

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Sea Cadets and League Cadets wear specific uniforms for different events. Cadets are expected to keep their uniforms neat and follow grooming standards, including clean appearance, shined shoes, and proper jewelry according to regulations. Below is a quick guide to some of the most common uniforms.

Core Values

Honor: Conducting oneself in the highest ethical manner, being honest, and taking responsibility for actions.
Courage: Having the moral and mental strength to do what is right, and making decisions in the best interest of the nation and the service.
Commitment: Demonstrating dedication to the team, fostering respect for others, and striving for positive change.

Code of Conduct/Key Principles

Integrity: Adhering to an uncompromising code of ethics in all academic and personal matters.
Respect: Treating all individuals with dignity, regardless of race, religion, or gender.
Accountability: Fulfilling legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities.
Service: Placing the needs of the country, Navy, and fellow service members above self.
Continuous Improvement: Embracing personal and professional growth through education

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Sea Cadet in Professional Uniform
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DEDICATION & DISCIPLINE

Sea Cadets Physical Readiness

The Sea Cadets Physical Readiness Test (PRT) consists of three activities performed in order:

• Plank• Push-ups• 1-Mile Run

Sea Cadet in formal white uniform
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Division formation during drill ceremony
Quarterdeck Portal

Access Polaris through the Quarterdeck. Register using a unique email address to track everything from ribbons to advancement milestones.

COURSEWORK

Online Learning System

Polaris System

All Sea Cadet and League Cadet coursework is now hosted on the Polaris System. This online platform centralizes your learning journey, making it easier than ever to track requirements and submit assignments.

User Instruction

Download our comprehensive Polaris instructions to learn how to register and navigate your coursework. Stay on top of your training with our step-by-step guide.

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