Friday, November 20, 2015
COPS 4 KIDS Junior Cadet Program graduates 75 Elementary School students.
The Pomona Police Department in a partnership with Arroyo Elementary School and the Pomona Unified School District spent the last 10 weeks working with 75 kids, ages 8-13 yrs old, to complete our newly developed COPS 4 KIDS program. The core values of Respect, Responsibility and Character are the foundation of this program while we instill strict self-discipline in our students who proudly roar their motto, Respect Given is Respect Earned.
The course took three months to complete that focused on academics, physical fitness, military style drills and personal responsibility. The program culminated with an "Academy Day" that consisted of academic exams, Drill Protocol, obstacle courses and friendly competition. The kids were joined by members of the Police Department who provided demonstrations related to the Aero Unit, K-9, SWAT and School Resource Officers.
A formal graduation was conducted this week to share the experience with the student's family members. All participants who successfully completed the program received certificates of appreciation, t-shirts and medals.
In attendance to support this celebration were Chief Paul Capraro, Superintendent Richard Martinez, Council Members John Nolte and Christina Carrizosa.
Specific questions about the program can directed to Corporal Chad Jensen at (909) 620-3616.
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