HOWLAND LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT I S S U E
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HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN FINGERPRINTING WITH HELP FROM SRO
H O W L A N D S C H O O L S N E W S L E T T E R
Fingerprinting is one of the oldest forms of identification. Knowing how to
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recognize fingerprints and how to properly lift and collect them is a skill law enforcement officers have relied on for decades to help solve crimes. On October
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15,
17
and
18,
Howland
School
Resource
Officer
Nicholas
Brancaccio assisted students in Jason Lee’s Introduction to Forensics through a series of labs to help students better understand the science.
“I believe speaking and assisting Mr. Lee in the Forensics class is beneficial to
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both
the
interactions
police with
and
local
the
students.
officers
other
A
lot
than
of
students
seeing
us
have
drive
never
had
around
the
township or working a school event. Thus, the students were able to interact Stop the Bleed
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and speak with us on a more personal level. Secondly, we are able to come in
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and
speak
about
topics
that
are
vital
to
law
enforcement,
showing
students the numerous routes one could take to work in the criminal justice field,” said school resource officer Nicholas Brancaccio.
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