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.
CERT Training
CERT Training
The La Puente High School Public Safety Pathway Students participate in CERT (Community Emergency Response Training). The training is also open up to staff. Training is done through the University of Utah (link above)
https://medicine.utah.edu/occupational-environmental-health/research/outreach/cert
In 2024, 30 students and 6 staff members were certified
In 2025 it is projected that 35 students and staff will be certified
CERT Training
CERT Training
Cal Poly Pomona Criminology Department Field trip
Working with school police
Field trip to LAPD museum
CPR Training
Public Safety Students getting CPR trained
Golden State Pathways Middle School Symposium
Golden State Pathways Middle School Symposium
CTE Ambassador for the Public Safety Pathway with Anthony Bridi, Coordinator III for LACOE at the Middle School Symposium hosted by HLPUSD.
Advisory Committee
Advisory Committee
Advisory Committee Members
Patty Sanchez- Retired Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff
2nd member- Jake Boresman
Program has an active advisory committee. Advisory meets once in the fall at a district sponsored CTE Advisory Committee dinner. Attendees at the dinner include CTE students, CTE teachers, school administrators, district administrators and industry professionals. CTE Ambassadors volunteer to support and help during the event. Advisory Committee also meets once in the spring.
Program advisory committee is well represented with community, industry, and reflective of the diversity of the school community
The advisors are invited to visit the program at any time.
They meet with students on zoom to discuss career opportunities
They support and advise the instructor on a regular basis
Industry Professional Patty SanchezRetired Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff
Jake BoresmaRetired Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff
Advisory Council Meeting MinutesFall 2023
HLPUSD CTE Advisory Council Fall 2023.pdfAdvisory Council Meeting MinutesSpring 2024
HLPUSD CTE Advisory Council Spring 2024.pdfAdvisory Council Meeting MinutesFall 2024
HLPUSD CTE Advisory Council Fall 2024.pdfPATTY SANCHEZ - VALIDATION Fall 2024 HLPUSD CTE Program Validation Form.pdfCTE Advisory Committee Notes- annual review of program and goals
LAURA TAPIA - VALIDATION Fall 2024 HLPUSD CTE Program Validation Form_001.pdfCTE Advisory Committee Notes- annual review of program and goals
Community Relations
Community Relations
The Public Safety Pathway is promoted in a variety of ways. They connections with the community provide the students with many different avenues to learn about careers in public safety. The schools social medial also promotes on their sites.
The district utilizes a PR firm to document events.
Our CTE Ambassadors created a promo video that was played in our weekly school announcements. They also participate in many school events .
Industry is involved with our program beyond the advisory committee via LA County Sheriff Department, West Covina Police Department, California Highway Patrol and Riverside Sheriff Department.
We continue to build relationship and promote the program to the community.
California School News Radio Podcast
California School News Radio Podcast
La Puente High School public safety pathway instructor Toni Ramirez and La Puente High senior Nathan Tadeo discuss the school’s public safety pathway, what it takes to become a certified dispatcher, how to handle a crisis situation calmly, talking to classmates about domestic violence, and the importance of being able to communicate clearly and effectively.
The LPHS Dispatching students visited the Law Enforcement Academy students at Sparks Middle School. They taught them what a 911 dispatcher does and how to make a 911 call.
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