Students from the St. Clair County TEC Law and Public Safety class recently spent the day at Pine River Nature Center putting their CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) skills to the test in a hands-on outdoor investigation experience. Working as a team, the teens explored wooded trails and open areas while learning the importance of observation, communication, and critical thinking during a search operation.
Throughout the day, students practiced a variety of search patterns commonly used by law enforcement and emergency responders, including grid and line searches. Hidden throughout the nature center were pieces of staged evidence that students had to carefully locate, document, photograph, and analyze just like real Crime Scene Investigators. The activity gave students a chance to apply classroom knowledge in a realistic and challenging environment.
The experience at Pine River Nature Center was not only educational but also a great opportunity for teamwork and problem-solving in a unique outdoor setting. Students gained valuable insight into investigative procedures while enjoying a day of hands-on learning and a chance to appreciate a local resource.
Throughout the day, students practiced a variety of search patterns commonly used by law enforcement and emergency responders, including grid and line searches. Hidden throughout the nature center were pieces of staged evidence that students had to carefully locate, document, photograph, and analyze just like real Crime Scene Investigators. The activity gave students a chance to apply classroom knowledge in a realistic and challenging environment.
The experience at Pine River Nature Center was not only educational but also a great opportunity for teamwork and problem-solving in a unique outdoor setting. Students gained valuable insight into investigative procedures while enjoying a day of hands-on learning and a chance to appreciate a local resource.
On Monday, May 4, the senior Cosmetology department hosted a successful job fair for students, providing valuable opportunities to connect with local businesses and industry partners. Representatives from area salons and cosmetology-related businesses visited the school to meet with students, discuss employment opportunities, and share industry insights. The event was led by Instructor Kara Randall and Work-Based Learning Coordinator Kim Miller. Their teamwork helped create a meaningful experience that supported student career readiness and strengthened partnerships with the local cosmetology industry.
All RESA offices and buildings will be closed Friday, April 18, and Monday, April 21, for Spring Break. We'll reopen on Tuesday, April 22. Wishing all our staff a restful and refreshing long weekend! #WeAreSCCRESA
JOIN OUR TEAM! We're hiring an instructor for the new Law & Public Safety Program at St. Clair County TEC. This position will lead instruction in areas such as criminal justice, emergency management, and law enforcement. Qualifications include a valid Michigan Secondary Teaching Certificate, 4,000 hours of recent, relevant work experience, and a degree in a related field. View the complete job description and apply online: https://sccresa.schoolspring.com/
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