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A comprehensive process to prepare students for career transition is in place. Students are given co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities that support career goals. Students are supported and recognized by staff.
Demographics
Demographics
Career Awareness and Employability
Career Awareness and Employability
Garland Police Department Tour
Southeast Texas Applied Forensic Science Facility Presentation
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Student Career Fair
Texas Department of Criminal Justice Presentation
Student Mock Interviews
Sam Houston State Police Department Presentation
Children's Safe Harbor Presentation
National Law Enforcement Museum Fingerprinting Lab
Houston FBI Office Presentation
Texas Highway Patrol Presentation
Walker County Telecommunications Presentation
Walker County Jail Tour
Student Focus
Student Focus
Students are encouraged to grow their portfolios throughout their time in the HHS CJ Program. By their sophomore year, they should have a professional resume that they add to the remainder of their years. We revisit their resumes each year as they earn more certifications, complete volunteer opportunities, and work based learning programs.
Huntsville High School hosted the first Student Job Fair this school year with 21 local businesses participating.
CJI Portfolio Checklist.pdfCertifications and Credentials
Certifications and Credentials
Per TEA guidelines, Huntsville High School currently offers the Non-Commissioned Level II Security Officer Certification as the State Recognized Industry Based Certification. Other certifications earned by students include CPR/First Aid, FEMA, and Objective Jail Classification.
22-23 - 22 senior students qualified, passed, and earned the Non-Commissioned Level II Security Officer Certification
23-24 - 26 senior students qualified, passed, and earned the Non-Commissioned Level II Security Officer Certification
Coming Fall 2024: Telecommunications Certification
SkillsUSA, CTSO, Student Activities Outside of Class
SkillsUSA, CTSO, Student Activities Outside of Class
Students in the Law and Public Safety program are encouraged to join the HHS CJ Club. Within the club, members are able to participate in many events to give back to their community. Officers are elected and oversee the student organization, community service events, community service hours, and fundraising events. Members are also able to participate in various competitions through multiple organizations.
Texas Public Safety Teachers Association
24 Student Members & Competitors
State Qualified: 8 Students
SkillsUSA Texas
14 Student Members & Competitors
State Qualified: 4 Students
Texas Public Safety Association
24 Student Members & Competitors
State Qualifed: 7 Students
SkillsUSA District 7 Leadership Conference
Work Based Learning
Work Based Learning
In the Practicum of Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security, senior students are able to spend the spring semester observing and gaining hands on experience working with local agencies. They will turn in an end of year portfolio documenting their time at each of these agencies. Many of these agencies include:
Huntsville Fire Department
Walker County EMS
Walker County Sheriff's Office
Walker County Telecommunications
Walker County District Attorney's Office
Walker County Juvenile Services
Walker County Court House - County Judge
Huntsville Police Department
Children's Safe Harbor
Student Recognition
Student Recognition
Walker County Telecommunications
United States Army
United States Marine Corps
Huntsville Police Department
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