Provides students the opportunity to . . .
• become professionally involved as a
member to explore future career opportunities in the law enforcement field.
• demonstrate attributes of courage, honesty, dedication, and service.
• assist law enforcement and community
organizations with the LEP training expertise learned.
Career Opportunities . . .
Cadets should be prepared to assume entry-level positions in the following law clusters:
Law Enforcement Officers
Corrections Officers
Security Officers
Military Law Enforcement Officers
College Degree in Law Enforcement
Course Topics . . .
• Entry-level skills
• Practical understanding of the operations and functions of criminal justice agencies
• Their rationale and strategies for effective change.
• Exposed to the criminal justice field by exploring communications, technical report writing, stress management,
judicial systems, criminal, juvenile and tort law, ethics, public relations, accident
investigation, traffic laws and functions,
liquor laws, radar operation and other topics of investigation.
• Advanced criminal justice training topics.
• Criminal Investigations
• Case Preparation
• Identification of Suspects
• Handling Physical Evidence
• Handling Crimes Against People & Property
• Motor Vehicle Thefts
• Identification & Handling of Drugs
• Arson Investigation
• Injury, Death & Abuse Cases
• Crowd Control & Civil Disorder
• Courtroom Testimony & Demeanor
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• Technical Writing
• Traffic Control & Accident Investigation
• Polygraph, Photography, Corrections
• Resume Preparation & Formal Interviewing Techniques
Students enrolling in LEP Program should . . .
• have good grades
• be able to do physical training
• be able to learn marching drill & ceremony
• want to develop leadership skills
• be honest, loyal, and service-oriented
• demonstrate good attendance - no detentions
• be self-disciplined
• display common sense
• maintain good decision making skills
• have basic computer and data entry skills
• be even-tempered, not prone to violent or
aggressive behavior
• demonstrate good personal hygiene
• have the ability to work with supervision in a team setting
• show proficiency in law enforcement safety standards
• have a reading lexile of at least 1420 to enter the first year program and a reading lexile of 1740 at the conclusion of the second year
• have basic Algebra, Geometry, and Science skills
• plan on attending college full time or going into the U.S. Armed Services at the conclusion of this program
Partnership Programs
CMCC 6+ Credits
Andover College 6 Credits
Husson College 6-9 Credits
SMCC 3 Credits
Students are required to purchase . . .
A uniform for $160.00
Graduation Credits . . .
High school credits awarded for successful completion of program.
Junior year – 3 blocks / alternating days
- 36 weeks – 3 credits
Senior year – 3 blocks / alternating days
- 36 weeks – 3 credits
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