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National Corrections Supervisor Awarded
Congratulation to Sgt. Armen Alexandrian who has been certified as a national corrections supervisor. Alexandrian passed a written test in August at the American Correctional Association (ACA) Convention in August. Alexandrian is one of three nationally certified supervisors in the Lafayette Parish Corrections Division.

Teacher Thanks LPSO for Supporting Education!

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support of education, teachers and students in Lafayette Parish. I was one of the 12 finalists in the recent Lafayette Education Foundation (LEF) Teacher Awards ceremony. Without your support, it is possible that these types of ceremonies would not happen, and that teachers would not get to realize that they have people rooting for them in the community. I feel so wonderful that I was a part of this, that so many people value education. The positive effects of being a small part of this will stay with me for so long. It has strengthened my resolve to do as much as possible for the students of Lafayette Parish. Once again, thank you for all that you do to support education.

Yolanda B. Archambeault, M. Ed, Lafayette High

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21 Students Graduate From LPSO Career Academy

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Graduates of the 2004 Law Enforcement Career Academy were honored at a ceremony Thursday evening at the Lafayette Sheriff's Community Training Center. Sheriff Mike Neustrom and the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office congratulate the following graduates:

Acadiana High School - Heath Bexley, Shawnta Davis, Maigen Miller, Brandon Roger

Carencro High School - Cory Hebert, Trey Perrio, Archie Vallier, Brandon Williams, Tamara Wilson

Comeaux High School - Kendall Broussard, Lester Tisdale, Garrison Vizena

Lafayette High School - Leonard Duhon, Ryan Hatton, Derrick Jackson, Jarvis Joseph, Eric Robin, Cory Trahan, Elizabeth Trahan, Zachary Williams

Northside High School - Adam Garrett

The Law Enforcement Career Academy is conducted by the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office through a partnership with the Lafayette Parish School Board. Junior and Senior High School students are eligible to participate and earn one credit towards their high school degree by successfully completing this “modified law enforcement academy." Students attend classes taught by LPSO Deputies twice weekly for lessons that include Criminal Code, Police Ethics, Victim Rights, Media Relations, First Aid & CPR, Firearms, Police Survival, and Patrol Methods.

Donna Delahoussaye
Media Relations/Project Coordinator
Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office
337-236-5814/337-232-9211