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Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

The Criminal Justice program prepares students for careers in forensics, security, prisoner detention, public safety, law enforcement, and 911 dispatch. Students will learn fitness concepts and defensive tactics essential to careers in criminal justice

 

Who May Attend:

  • High School Juniors and Seniors
  • Returning High School Graduates
  • Adult Learners

What is needed for success in this program:

  • A Positive Attitude
  • Willingness to Learn
  • High Morals and Ethical Code of Personal and Professional Conduct
  • Ability to Recognize and Resolve Problems
  • Willingness and Ability to Work Independently and as a Member of a Team

Certifications Available:

  • CTTC--Law, Public Safety, Security and Corrections Core
  • Unarmed Security Guard
  • Law Enforcement I
  • FAA Part 107 Commercial Drone Operator License
  • CPR/First Aid
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Criminal Justice students doing push ups during physical training

Program Information Video

Career Majors and Cost to Attend

Student Testimonial

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My name is Melanie Zamudio and I'm from Merritt High School. The reason I joined criminal justice was because I had a history teacher that would tell us a lot of stories about being part of the OSBI. I was really intrigued and interested. So, I decided to enroll in this program to help advance my education and learning. And I would say one of my favorite things about this program probably has to be all the teamwork activities we do here and all the learning experiences we have. We have many chances to go out to different places and see different departments such as the OSBI Crime lab. I am grateful for the many opportunities in this class.

Student Organization:

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Sayre

For more information, call John Currid at the Sayre campus at 580-928-2097