Next Start Date: August 2025
Crime Scene Technology is a two-year program for 11th and 12th graders. Students learn the nature of physical evidence, crime scene photography, sketching and mapping a crime scene, as well as how to reconstruct a shooting scene and perform bloodstain pattern analysis. Experienced instructors teach how to use scientific literature and write reports for use in court to prepare students for a career in Law Enforcement.
*National mean hourly wage $23.87 per hour, national mean annual salary $49,650 per year
rising 11th and 12th graders only, min. 2.0 GPA, good attendance and behavior record
4 credits (satisfies the Practical Arts credit required for graduation)
Crime Scene Technology 1 |
8200301 |
1 credit |
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Crime Scene Technology 2 |
8200302 |
1 credit |
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis |
3200303 |
1 credit |
Courtroom Presentation of Scientific Evidence and Report Writing |
8200304 |
1 credit |
High School Application Process
After successfully completing this program, the student will be able to perform the following:
Crime Scene Technology 1
Crime Scene Technology 2
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
Courtroom Presentation of Scientific Evidence and Report Writing
Demonstrate use of professional documentation in report writing.