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Criminal Justice
Student Resources Moodle Criminal Justice Syllabus 2019
IL Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
On May 7, 2015, 33 Wilco Criminal Justice students attended the 30 th Illinois Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony in Springfield, Illinois. The purpose of the ceremony is to honor Illinois law enforcement . . .
NATIONAL GUARD HONORS WILCO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
The Wilco Criminal Justice Program taught by Don Malec and Dan Knytych, explore with their classes all avenues of careers in Criminal Justice. One of those avenues is the military. They have worked closely with the Illinois National Guard, . . .
ALUMNI CORNER
It's always great to see our former Wilco students and hear about their lives and careers. We've had a few visits this year from Wilco Alumni including Amanda Diaz, Plainfield East class of 2015. Amanda was the ILAVSNP Scholarship . . .
Alumni Corner
We had a visit today from Rebecca (Journey) Mendoza, BHS '13. Rebecca is now a police officer with the Romeoville Police Department. Rebecca took the Criminal Justice course here at Wilco then continued her education at SIU with . . .
Criminal Justice Students Leave Legacy Word
A tree sits at the top of a hill at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, posted with signs, which include “Pride,” “Attitude,” “Respect,” “Loyalty,” “Hurt,” . . .
Wilco Students Attend CTE Showcase Day
Wilco students traveled to the Springfield Capitol building for CTE Showcase Day. They had the opportunity to speak with representatives and to present information about their experiences as a CTE student.
National Guard Visit
On October 24, 2012 the Illinois Army National Guard visited Wilco and provided challenges and obstacles for students in the Criminal Justice and Fire Science programs. In addition, they brought along the "Patriot Chopper" . . .
Bolingbrook Senior Gets Police Officer Experience
Luis Hernandez, a senior at Bolingbrook High School is a member of the Bolingbrook Police Department's Explorer Post #38. Luis gets first-hand experience in the procedures of police work by volunteering as an Explorer. He says his future . . .
