VICTORVILLE, Calif. (VVNG.com) — The Victor Valley Union High School District Police Department is inviting young people ages 13 to 18 to join Explorer Post 760, a program designed to provide hands-on experience in law enforcement, leadership, teamwork and community service.
According to information provided by the department, the Explorer Program gives participants opportunities to take part in law enforcement training, community events, ride-alongs and physical fitness activities while working alongside officers.
The program is intended for young men and women interested in law enforcement and public service, whether they are considering a future career in the field or simply looking for an opportunity to develop new skills.
Explorer Post 760 focuses on building leadership skills, serving the community, physical fitness training, mentorship, teamwork and career exploration.
“The Explorer Program gives you hands-on experience, training, and mentorship to help you grow as a leader and prepare for a future in law enforcement and beyond,” according to the program flyer.
The department is encouraging motivated teens who want to challenge themselves, build confidence and discipline, and become part of a team to learn more about the program.
Additional information is available through the QR code included on the Explorer Post 760 flyer. The VVUHSD Police Department also lists its social media handle as @VVUHSDPD.
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