Criminal Justice (900 hours) is a two-year program where students are introduced to law, public safety, corrections, and security practices. Students examine contemporary issues in the criminal justice system and explore crime
scene investigation, criminal investigation, court procedures, policing, and juvenile justice. This course provides a foundation for careers as lawyers, as forensics specialists, and as law enforcement and corrections officers. Stuents in this program actively participate in the SkillsUSA CTSO.

POSSIBLE CAREER PATHWAYS:
Police Patrol Officer, Detective, Customs Inspector, U.S. Marshall, Forensic Science Technician, Corrections Officer, Dispatcher, Correctional Treatment Specialist, Probation/Parole Officer, Loss Prevention Agent, Private Investigator,

PROGRAM CONTENT:
• Demonstrating Workplace Readiness Which Enhances:
    • Personal Qualities & People Skills
    • Professional Knowledge & Skills
    • Technology Knowledge & Skills
• Examining All Aspects of An Industry
• Addressing Elements of Student Life
• Practicing Safety
• Introducing the Criminal Justice System
• Understanding the Rule of Law
• Exploring Policing
• Investigating a Crime Scene
• Exploring the Courts
• Applying Criminal Justice Communication Skills
• Understanding Juvenile Justice
• Investigating a Crime Scene
• Exploring Corrections