In this lesson, students will demonstrate an understanding of financial management and discuss the impact of identify theft on credit.

In this lesson, students will understand and determine actions to obtain and keep good credit scores. Students will apply these skills to their financial future.

In this lesson, students will describe characteristics required for personal and professional success.

In this lesson, students will demonstrate decision-making skills related to school and community issues, programs of study, and college and career planning.

In this lesson, students will demonstrate decision-making skills related to school and community issues, programs of study, and college and career planning.

In this lesson, students will learn about criminal procedures, the Fourth Amendment, Mapp v. Ohio (1961), Terry  v. Ohio (1968), and Tennessee v. Garner (1984). Students will watch a search and seizure video, present about one of the court cases, and determine the primary and secondary evidence in...

In this lesson, students will apply their understanding of the duties and responsibilities of law enforcement during arrests of suspects as required by established criminal procedure and case law.

This lesson is focused on effective and efficient communication with other law enforcement officials. The phonetic alphabet is covered in depth. 

In this lesson, students will research new technologies used in law enforcement, new technologies being developed, and analyze considerations for agencies to update or integrate new technology.

In this lesson, students will learn about the Bill of Rights, elements of a crime, classification of crimes, and procedures for enacting laws. Students will discuss breaking the law and the elements of arrest, research types of crimes and present to the class. 

In this lesson, students will investigate the roles of the public safety professionals, and identify the education and training required for various levels of law enforcement careers.

In this lesson, students will discuss fire department communications, fill out incident reports, simulate E-9-1-1 calls, practice using portable radios, and simulate radio traffic.

In this lesson, students will learn the roles, functions, and importance of the correctional system on society. In addition, students will understand the differences between the types of correctional systems.

In this lessons, students will explore safety and handling of hazardous materials. Students will research common health and safety concerns in an LPSCS workplace and develop solutions for these concerns.

In this lesson, students will distinguish among the different types of crimes and their punishments, and analyze the different positions people have on gun control.

This lesson provides an overview of cultural diversity and encourages students to investigate cultural influences in law enforcement.

In this lesson, students will learn techniques for conducting interviews and interrogations. Students will then conduct mock interviews and interrogations.

In this lesson students will explore the roles of EMS and how these roles have changed over time. Students will conduct a mock crisis scenario, listen to a EMS Professional Guest Speaker, and research important moments in EMS History.

In this lesson, students will discuss dangers for individuals employed in LPSCS, and how to manage wellness and stress levels.