For those of you who haven’t yet had the pleasure of meeting your new CHSCJ teacher, this is Mr. Clemons. He will guide your next phase of professionalism and criminal justice endeavors at Central High School! https://t.co/wOa5qMxx1y
The last day of CJ1 was an EOC, pancakes, awesome guitar playing, poker, bracelet making, and stamping, laughter and good times!
Good luck to all of you as you continue on as Bobcats next year! https://t.co/9hmF3qk49i
Some really great students graduated tonight! I should have gotten more selfies but I was too late thinking about it. Congratulations to all of the 2022 Seniors of CHS Criminal Justice. Best of luck to you ALL!! https://t.co/RNwqv2erOj
As we head to the end of the school year, I’ve got six more left for those of you interested in a great summer-beach read. Personally messaged and signed, and delivered right here at CHS! https://t.co/Uso7GdH2Dd
According to Gavin Adam’s, this is the Mona Lisa of Central High School. Paint creds to Cameron Weavor. Hand impression by Tayte Belyea, oversight by Micah Perkinson. @ Central High School (Knoxville, Tennessee) https://t.co/ksFqn1XYyS
Thanks to Senior Ian Miller, who is always ready to volunteer, CJ3 got a really terrific 1st hand look at blood spatter in action! #bloodspatterinterpretation#betterthandexter#chscj https://t.co/D2YO8nZ5Vw
Blood spatter measurement day. Area of convergence requires trigonometry! Who knew that criminal justice required math? (Well, actually I did.) #chscj3