VI. Advisory Committee, Industry and Community
VI. Advisory Committee, Industry and Community
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Program works with industry and community to maximize student engagement and employment. Industry has a clear voice in program direction.
Students participating in CQB Training
Matt McCune
Matt McCune
Sacramento Sheriff's Department
Training Officer
mmccune@sacsheriff.com
Duane McLaughlin
Duane McLaughlin
Humphrey's College
Criminal Justice Department
duane.mclaughlin@humphreys.edu
Jon Monroe
Jon Monroe
Sacramento City Police Department
Detective
jmonroe@pd.cityofsacramento.org
Community Relations
Community Relations
The Lodi Unified School District's CTE programs are promoted to the community through activities and extended classroom opportunities throughout the school year and during school calendar breaks.
Annual Open House is marketed to the entire community.
All CTE Capstone programs are required to have an advisory committee comprised of local industry partners and secondary education. Advisory members assist with the development of curriculum, maintaining current practices, provide guest speakers and opportunities for students to experience out of school work-based learning.
Students from numerous CTE programs work in community classroom environments, externships, and apprenticeships (Cadet, Explorer, etc.).
LTA AOJ students participate in the City of Lodi's annual Parade of Lights downtown Christmas Parade.
Annual LTA Open House
Students describing the program at our annual Open House
Public Safety Career Day
Public Safety Career Day
Working to hold annually (post-COVID)
LTA/AOJ Student, Gage Canestrino, in 2021 Presenting his Eagle Scout Project. For his project, he renovated about 1,000 square feet of landscaping in front of the Lodi Police Department to complete a "Memorial Garden." The garden includes engraved bricks for Lodi PD senior volunteers--PARTNERS--who have passed.
AOJ Student, Gage Canestrino, with his completed Eagle Scout Project at the Lodi Police Department.
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