Law, Public Safety & Security
Law Enforcement
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 The Law Enforcement course is designed to give students interested in exploring a career in law enforcement an overview of the criminal justice system. The course consists of lectures, demonstrations, field trips and the use of practical exercises, such as Mock Motor Vehicle Stops, Trials, and Emergency Response. Students will be exposed to the many facets of law enforcement, including: dispatch, probation, parole and corrections. Major topics to be covered include: crime scene investigation, criminal law, firearms, motor vehicle law, interview and interrogation and criminal investigation. Select students may be offered a ride-along program with the Bennington County Sheriff’s Department, the Bennington Police Department and the Vermont State Police.
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| For students in grades: |
11-12 |
| Credits: |
A maximum of three credits per year |
| Graduation Requirement: |
Social Studies- A student who successfully completes this one-year program shall receive one credit in Social Studies towards graduation. (This credit may not count as a credit in U.S. History or World History.) |
| Prerequisite: |
Grade level Math with a 70 or above; English 10 with a 75 or above; or Instructor approval |
| Suggested Preparation: |
Forensic Investigation, Helping People in Crisis and good word processing skills |
| Post High School Education: |
Law Enforcement graduates have enrolled in Castleton, Southern Vermont College, Hudson Valley Community College, Norwich University and Hesser College |
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