Harold Jones spent years serving his country in the military as a U.S. Army Sergeant, and now, he serves in a different way.
GOSHEN, Ala. - Harold Jones spent years serving his country in the military as a U.S. Army Sergeant, and now, he serves in a different way as an Army Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps instructor. He spent 22 years in the Army and has been in the classroom at Goshen High School for 23 years.
“I tell my students all the time that GPS may go down or you may have some type of technicality, so this is a basic skill to have, in the event that you need it, where you go to the military or not,” Jones said. “We focus a lot on leadership styles and leadership skills,” Jones said. “We talk about etiquette, morals, just a host of different things.”
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