Students participating in this optional semester will receive elective credit.
Emphasis is placed on citizen's rights and responsibilities.
The United States Constitution, Bill of Rights, and landmark Supreme Court decisions are studied in depth. Students will study the history of our federal and state courts, civil and criminal law, juvenile law, police and corrections. Students enrolled in the internship will have the opportunity to visit various legal and law enforcement agencies throughout the county. The semester will focus on internships, job shadowing and volunteerism. Corrections Pre law Identify the basic principles of the Constitution and the rights guaranteed under the Bill of Rights.