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Last updated on Wednesday, May 21, 2014
(UNDATED) - Is your child looking for something a little different to do this summer? The 2014 Indiana State Police Summer Youth Camps will soon be in session.
The summer youth camps are for students entering grades 5 through 12. Campers learn teamwork skills while gaining self-confidence.
The camps are designed to help students get an up close and personal view of law enforcement and the criminal justice system, but more importantly, gain respect for themselves and others. This is all done through programs that reward hard work, dedication and team work.
The camps always include demonstrations by our ERT (SWAT), Explosive Ordinance Disposal, Scuba, Crime Scene Technicians and other specialties. Troopers volunteer to put on demonstrations on a variety of topics. The camp staffs are handpicked law enforcement personnel who dedicate their time to preparing youth for their futures.
The 11 camps are held at universities and state parks throughout the state. Below is a schedule for each camp offered for 2014.
RESPECT FOR LAW CAMPS (Grades 5-6)
LIONS LAW CAMPS: (Grades7-8)
CAREER CAMPS: (Grades 9-12)
PIONEER CAMPOUTS: (By Recommendation Only)
If you have any questions or know of a child that's interested, you may contact the Indiana Troopers Youth Services at 1-800-671-9851. To check the cost and to register online just go to http://www.trooper.org/
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