Use your skills helping protect and serve. 

Thousands of law enforcement offi cers are out each
day working to protect businesses and the public
from unwanted activities. This program provides
students with a solid foundation and breadth of
understanding in the areas of law enforcement,
courts, corrections, and security. Completers can
seek advanced training in various criminal justice
environments, such as law enforcement, corrections,
probation, parole, or juvenile justice facilities.

       Reasons For Choosing A Career In
                       Law Enforcement

• Jobs in Law Enforcement continue to grow with
   the best jobs going to skilled and educated
   professionals.
• The Law Enforcement career opportunities
   include those at local, state, and national levels.
  These positions build on the basic information from
   this program.
• Starting salaries in law enforcement positions
   range between $15,000 and $23,000 per year, 
  depending upon job location and individual
   competence.
 
Thousands of law enforcement offi cers are out each
day working to protect businesses and the public
from unwanted activities. This program provides
students with a solid foundation and breadth of
understanding in the areas of law enforcement,
courts, corrections, and security. Completers can
seek advanced training in various criminal justice
environments, such as law enforcement, corrections,
probation, parole, or juvenile justice facilities.

What are the requirements?

• Classes are open to 10th, 11th, and 12th 
   grade students
• Students must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher
• Students must successfully complete (C or better)
   one or more credits in an approved Mathematics
   and/or Science class.
• Minimum reading level of eighth (8th) grade

What courses are available?

Criminal Investigations 
— Study of investigating crimes.
This includes narcotics and dangerous drug laws, search, seizure, evidence, and arresting suspects.
 
Law Enforcement Fundamentals 
— The course sequence focuses on duties and tasks
performed by professionals in law enforcement and corrections, as well as, pre-employment and employment skills.

Patrol Procedures
 — Theory and application of the proper prodecures
when on patrol. This includes responding to emergencies, controlling traffic, and performing
patrol functions.

Criminal Law
 — The review and study of laws protecting officers and the public. This includes custody procedures, court system, juvenile justice system, and preventing crime.

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