I. SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Service (Unit) 4 Community Service (Individual) 4 3. School Service (General) 4 4. School Service (Color Guard) 4 5. Parades 4 6. Specialized Service 4 7. Community Partnerships (Military/Veteran) 4 8. Public Communications 4 I. SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE 32 Category Result Superior: 28-32 Circle One Excellent: 20-27 Satisfactory: 12-19 Marginal: 4-11 Unsatisfactory: 0-3 APPENDIX A- CACC FORM 15 CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS ANNUAL GENERAL INSPECTION REPORT (Page 3 of 9) II. UNIT DISCIPLINE (IN-RANKS / DRILL) CATEGORY INSPECTED ITEM PTS POSS PTS COMMENTS
II. UNIT DISCIPLINE (IN-RANKS / DRILL) 9. Percentage of Cadets Present for In-ranks Inspection 4 10. Percentage of Cadets in Uniform for In-ranks Inspection 4 11. Conduct of Inspection (NTE #9 Score) 4 12. Neatness and Appearance of Cadets in Uniform (NTE #9 Score) 4 13. Execution of Close Order Drill, Squad 4 14. Execution of Order Drill, Platoon 4 15. Proper Wearing of the Corps Uniform 4 16. Proper Wearing of the Commandant Uniform 4 II. UNIT DISCIPLINE TOTAL: 32 Category Result Superior: 28-32 Circle One Excellent: 20-27 Satisfactory: 12-19 Marginal: 4-11 Unsatisfactory: 0-3 APPENDIX A - CACC FORM 15 CALIFORNIA CORPS ANNUAL GENERAL INSPECTION REPORT (Page 4 of 9) III. LEADERSHIP CATEGORY INSPECTED ITEM PTS POSS PTS COMMENTS
III. LEADERSHIP 17. Demonstrated Followership of Junior Cadets 4 18. Demonstrated Leadership of NCO Corps 4 19. Demonstrated Leadership of Officer Corps 4 20. Promotions 4 21. Command Leadership Briefing 4 22. Demonstrated Leadership of Staff 4 23. Participation in CACC Brigade and State Events 4 24. Recognition and Awards 4 III. LEADERSHIP TOTAL: 32 Category Result Superior: 28-32 Circle One Excellent: 20-27 Satisfactory: 12-19 Marginal: 4-11 Unsatisfactory: 0-3 APPENDIX A - CACC FORM 15 CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS ANNUAL GENERAL INSPECTION REPORT (Page 5 of 9) IV. TRAINING CATEGORY INSPECTED ITEM PTS POSS PTS AWARD COMMENTS
V. KNOWLEDGE AND CACC INSTRUCTION 33. Demonstrated Knowledge of CACC 4 34. Demonstrated Knowledge (PTAs) 4 35. Demonstrated Military Courtesy Knowledge 4 36. Circulars and Information Bulletin Awareness 4 37. Progression and Continuity Career Management) 4 38. Educational Relevance 4 39. Vocational Relevance 4 40. Participation in Leadership / Specialized Schools 4 V. KNOWLEDGE AND CACC INSTRUCTION TOTAL: 32 Category Result Superior: 28-32 Circle One Excellent: 20-27 Satisfactory: 12-19 Marginal: 4-11 Unsatisfactory: 0-3 APPENDIX A - CACC FORM 15 CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS ANNUAL GENERAL INSPECTION REPORT (Page 7 of 9) VI. ADMINISTRATION & SUPPLY DISCIPLINE CATEGORY INSPECTED ITEM PTS POSS PTS COMMENTS
VI. ADMINISTRATION & SUPPLY DISCIPLINE 41. Publication and Maintenance of Orders and Permanent Orders 4 42. File Management System 4 43. Maintenance of Form 13 - Service Records 4 44. Publication and Maintenance of Unit Strength Reports 4 45. Maintenance of Property Book 4 46. Supply Discipline (Use of Procedures) 4 47. Storage and Maintenance of Supplies 4 48. Maintenance of Individual Clothing Records 4 VI. ADMINISTRATION & SUPPLY DISCIPLINE TOTAL: 32 Category Result Superior: 28-32 Circle One Excellent: 20-27 Satisfactory: 12-19 Marginal: 4-11 Unsatisfactory: 0-3 APPENDIX A - CACC FORM 15 CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS ANNUAL GENERAL INSPECTION REPORT (Page 8 of 9) VII. SECTION SCORING
1 Marginal is solid evidence that some of the cadets in the unit have provided school service during the past 12 months. 0 Unsat There is no evidence of cadet having provided school service during the past 12 months. #4 School Service (Color Guard) [SGM] 4 Superior There is solid evidence that the CACC program has provided at least 10 color guard performances during the past 12 months. 3 Excellent There is solid evidence that the CACC program has provided at least 6 color guard performances during the past 12 months. 2 Satisfactory There is solid evidence that the CACC program has provided at least 4 color guard performances during the past 12 months. 1 Marginal There is solid evidence that the CACC program has provided at least 1 color guard performance during the past 12 months. 0 There is no evidence that the CACC program has provided any color guard performances during the past 12 months. #5 Parades [SGM] 4 Superior is solid evidence that the CACC program has participated in 3 parade during the past 12 months with a minimum of 10% of the unit, or 20 cadets (whichever is less) participating. 3 Excellent There is solid evidence that the CACC program has participated in 2 parade during the past 12 months with a minimum of 10% of the unit, or 20 cadets (whichever is less) participating. 2 Satisfactory There is solid evidence that the CACC program has participated in 1 parade during the past 12 months with a minimum of 10% of the unit, or 20 cadets (whichever is less) participating. 1 Marginal There is solid evidence that the CACC program has participated in at least one parade during the past 12 months. 0 There is no evidence that the CACC program has participated in any parades during the past 12 months. #6 Specialized Service [S-3]
4 Superior This unit can show communications with the public at the political level, and the city/county news level and at the school level. Examples include attending city-council meetings, presenting at district meetings, local news reports, school newspaper articles and CACC recruiting posters posted in the school, etc. Proof (article, minutes, and video) must mention the CACC. 3 Excellent This unit can show communications with the public at the city/county news level and at the school level. Examples include local news reports (mentioning the CACC), school newspaper articles and CACC recruiting posters posted in the school, etc. Proof (article, minutes, and video) must mention the CACC. 2 Satisfactory This unit can show communications with the public at the city/county news level or at the school level. Examples include local news reports (mentioning the CACC), school newspaper articles and CACC recruiting posters posted in the school, etc. Proof (article, minutes, and video) must mention the CACC. 1 Marginal The unit has marginal public outreach and may consist of communications with parents or media (i.e. press releases) associated with State or Brigade events the unit attended. 0 Unsat The unit has not communicated with the public II. UNIT DISCIPLINE / DRILL) #9 Percentage of Cadets Present for Inspection [All] 4 Superior 90-100% of the cadets on the most recent strength report (no exceptions) are formed for inspection. Cadets present, but not in uniform, are counted as present. 3 Excellent 80-89% of the cadets on the most recent strength report (no exceptions) are formed for inspection. Cadets present, but not in uniform, are counted as present. 2 Satisfactory 70-79% of the cadets on the most recent strength report (not counting cadets absent, off track, unavailable due to testing, etc.) are formed for inspection. Cadets present, but not in uniform, are counted as present. 1 Marginal 50-69% of the cadets on the most recent strength report (not counting cadets absent, off track, unavailable due to testing, etc.) are formed for inspection. Cadets present, but not in uniform, are counted as present. 0 Unsat <50% of the cadets on the most recent strength report (not counting cadets absent, off unavailable due to testing, etc.) are formed for inspection.
#10 Percentage of Cadets in Uniform for Inspection [All] 4 Superior 90-100% (MS: 80-100%) of the cadets on the most recent strength report (no exceptions)) are in uniform. 3 Excellent 80-89% (MS: 70-79%) of the cadets on the most recent strength report (no exceptions) are in uniform. 2 Satisfactory 70-79% (MS: 60-69%) of the cadets on the most recent strength report (not counting cadets absent, off unavailable due to testing, etc.) are in uniform. 1 Marginal 50-69% (MS: 40-59%) of the cadets on the most recent strength report (not counting cadets absent, off track, unavailable due to testing, etc.) are in uniform. 0 Unsat <50% (MS: <40%) of the cadets on the most recent strength report (not counting cadets absent, off track, unavailable due to testing, etc.) are in uniform. #11 Conduct of In-ranks Inspection (NTE #9 Score) [All] 4 Superior The cadet leadership and cadets conduct an in-ranks inspection that is entirely in compliance with FM The inspection is executed with superior precision, attention to detail, military bearing, and a high level of esprit de corps, proficiency, and discipline. 3 Excellent The inspection is almost entirely in compliance with FM 3-21.5. The inspection is executed with excellent precision, attention to detail, military bearing, and a moderately-high level of esprit de corps, proficiency, and discipline. 2 Satisfactory The in-ranks inspection is for the most part in compliance with FM 3-21.5. The inspection is executed with satisfactory precision, attention to detail, military bearing, and a basic-level of esprit de corps, proficiency, and discipline. 1 Marginal The in-ranks inspection is, for the most part, not in compliance with FM 3-21.5. The inspection is executed with marginal precision, attention to detail, military bearing, and a low level of esprit de corps, proficiency, and discipline. 0 Unsat The in-ranks inspection is entirely NOT in compliance with section III of Chapters 7 and 8 of FM 3-21.5. The inspection is executed with unsatisfactory precision, attention to detail, or military bearing, and there is a noticeably low level of esprit de corps, proficiency, and discipline.
0 Unsat A platoon randomly selected to perform basic platoon drill executes those movements with an acumen that demonstrates unsatisfactory proficiency at platoon drill IAW TC 3-21.5 #15 Proper Wearing of the Cadet Corps Uniform [All] 4 Superior 95-100% of the cadets are wearing a uniform that would score 80%> on the Class B uniform rubric in accordance with CR 1-8. 3 Excellent 80-94% of the cadets are wearing a uniform that score 80%> on the Class B uniform rubric in accordance with CR 1-8. 2 Satisfactory 65-79% of the cadets are wearing a uniform that would score 80%> on the Class B uniform rubric in accordance with CR 1-8. 1 Marginal 50-64% of the cadets are wearing a uniform that score 80%> on the Class B uniform rubric in accordance with CR 1-8. 0 Unsat <50% of the cadets are wearing a uniform that would score 80%> on the Class B uniform rubric in accordance with CR 1-8. #16 Proper Wearing of the Commandant Uniform [Commandants] 4 Superior Commandant and Assistant Commandants meet requirements of ‘Excellent’ plus: No discrepancies at all in uniform wear 3 Excellent Commandant and Assistant Commandants meet requirements for ‘Satisfactory’ plus: Wears CACC uniform during most CACC classes Has CACC-approved utility and dress uniforms 2 Satisfactory On inspection day the Commandant and Assistant Commandants are wearing an approved uniform with only minor discrepancies AND: If wearing CACC ASU, meet height/weight standards of CSMR PPB 2015-005 If wearing CACC CSU, meet requirements of CR 1-3 If wearing CACC CMU, meet requirements of Change 2 to CR 1-3, 14 Apr 2016 1 Marginal Adults have one or more significant deviations from CR 1-3, Change 2, or CSMR PPB 2015-005 0 Unsat One or more adults in the CACC are not in uniform for the inspection.
3 Excellent Unit has attended more than 75% of offered events including Professional Development Training, Brigade meetings, Dining In, Brigade staff and state staff. 2 Satisfactory Unit has attended more than 50% of offered events including Professional Development Training, Brigade meetings, Dining In, Brigade staff and state staff. 1 Marginal Unit has attended more than 25% of offered events including Professional Development Training, Brigade meetings, Dining In, Brigade and state staff. 0 Unsat There is NO proof of participating #31 Training (Bivouac) [S-3] 4 Superior Unit has conducted one bivouac that meets all 7 of the below requirements and one of the following field training ribbons was also awarded from this bivouac: Disaster Preparedness Recognition Ribbon, Hunter Safety Certification Ribbon, First Aid Certification Ribbon, Orienteering Training Ribbon, Mountaineering Training Ribbon, or Survival Training Ribbon. 3 Excellent Unit has conducted one unit bivouac that meets all 7 of the below requirements. 2 Satisfactory Unit conducted 1 bivouac in the past 12 months that meet 5 of the 7 following requirements: Minimum 30 hours in duration and Bivouac ribbon was awarded Battalion Commander produced mission statement & goals Battalion staff produced OPORDER Battalion produced AAR Training schedule reinforces classroom instruction Battalion staff produced risk management worksheet 20% of the unit (10% for MS) attended If units are not permitted by school or district policy to conduct an overnight bivouac, field trips / training events, preferably off campus, are valid substitutes. 1 Marginal Fewer than 5 of the above requirements were met, or the unit has not conducted a unit bivouac but cadets have participated individually. 0 Unsat There is NO proof of participating in a bivouac or equivalent event. #32 Participation in Summer Encampment Training [S-3]
4 Superior 90% of cadets can successfully accomplish a Performance Task Assessment, found in Appendix D, commensurate with the rank they are wearing. 3 Excellent 75% of cadets can successfully accomplish a Performance Task Assessment, in Appendix D, commensurate with the rank they are wearing. 2 Satisfactory 50% of cadets can successfully accomplish a Performance Task Assessment, found in Appendix D, commensurate with the rank they are wearing. 1 Marginal 25% of cadets can successfully accomplish a Performance Task Assessment, found in Appendix D, commensurate with the rank they are wearing. 0 Unsat Less than 25% of cadets can successfully accomplish a Performance Task Assessment, found in Appendix D, commensurate with the rank they are wearing. #35 Demonstrated Military Courtesy Knowledge [All] 4 Superior All cadets display impeccable military courtesy toward adults and other cadets. No minor mistakes by any cadets are observed. (Attention, Saluting, Use of “Sir/Ma’am/Sergeant”, etc) 3 Excellent More than 90% of cadets display impeccable military courtesy toward adults and cadets. Minor mistakes, if any, are corrected on the spot by cadet leaders. (Attention, Saluting, Use of “Sir/Ma’am/Sergeant”, etc) 2 Satisfactory More than 75% of cadets display impeccable military courtesy toward adults and cadets. (Attention, Saluting, Use of “Sir/Ma’am/Sergeant”, etc) 1 Marginal More than 25% of cadets display impeccable military courtesy toward adults and other cadets (Attention, Saluting, Use of “Sir/Ma’am/Sergeant”, etc) 0 Unsat Less than 25% of cadets display impeccable military courtesy toward adults and other cadets. #36 Circulars and Information Bulletin Awareness [S-1 / Sampled Cadets] 4 Superior More than 75% of cadets are aware of the relevant highlights of the most recent Circulars and Information Bulletins. All current Circulars and Information Bulletins (State, Brigade, and Unit) are posted in the classroom. Legacy circulars and bulletins are filed in the Master Filing System. 3 Excellent More than 50% of cadets are aware of the relevant highlights of the most recent Circulars and Information Bulletins. All current Circulars and Information Bulletins (State, Brigade, and Unit) are posted in the classroom. Most legacy circulars and bulletins are filed in the Master Filing System.