NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

Action Plan. Any physical conditioning programs
conducted a part of a training objective will be
considered high-risk in nature as shown in NETCINST
5100.1 (series).
Students and staff will participate in a regularly
scheduled physical conditioning program.
High standards of order and cleanliness in billeting
facilities will be enforced through periodic inspections.
Activities that do not exercise direct control of student
billeting facilities will coordinate with host activities
to ensure billeting requirements are met. Should
difficulties arise, report to LC, info the functional
commander, for resolution.
An environment conducive to study will be maintained in
billeting facilities.
Students will march to class at the discretion of the
LS/DET/Participating Activity CO/OIC/Director.
Periodic personnel inspections will be conducted.
Students will be assigned meaningful watch duties.
Students will receive the formal NMT continuum. NMT
training will be conducted outside normal classroom hours
and will not serve as a basis for increasing course length.
Courses, which are too short to allow adequate time for
completion of the training, will have the syllabus tailored
by the CO.
A formal student chain of command will be established
through which student activities will be administered.
Fleet returnees should be used to provide influence and
guidance to other students as necessary:
NMT instructors should brief the incoming Fleet
returnee as to the influence he/she may have over the
other students.
It is important that this influence be positive.
Optimal use of Fleet returnees to assist in
supervisory roles is encouraged.
Proper use of Fleet returnees will serve to reinforce
the training objectives and enhance their self-esteem
and motivation.
For detailed information and policy on NMT, refer to
NPDCINST 1500.1 (series).
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