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    • Crime Solvers Scholastic Program

    The Crime Solvers Scholastic Program is designed to get our youth involved in civil service and community awareness.  Crime Solvers has a club in most middle schools and in some of the high schools in Chesterfield County and the city of Colonial Heights.  Each club’s main objective is to promote Crime Solvers in their school by word of mouth and through promotional items.  The clubs also determine how much of a reward to give tipsters who help resolve cases involving their school campus.  Throughout the school year, club members learn how Crime Solvers works and they discuss creative ways to get the word out to their fellow classmates.  To thank the members for their efforts during the monthly meetings, they may have pizza parties, listen to guest speakers (K-9 handlers or Crime Scene Technicians) and participate in some "hands on" activities (such as fingerprinting).  Each school club has a Faculty Advisor, a Crime Solvers board member, and a Law Enforcement Coordinator.  The student members do not investigate crimes or take Crime Solvers tips. If your school does not have a Crime Solvers club and you are interested in starting one, please contact the Crime Solvers Business Office at 804-748-1278 or click HERE to send an email to a Crime Solvers Coordinator.

       
    We have now created a generic Scholastic Program Application form for those who have not yet turned one in and may have lost theirs.  Remember, students, you MUST have this permission form filled out and signed by a parent or guardian in order to participate as a Crime Solvers Club member...EVEN if you are a returning member. Click HERE for the .pdf form.
       

    End-of-the-Year Partaaay

    It's ALMOST TIME!!  Thursday, May 26 is the planned date for our End-of-the-Year party at LASER QUEST.  This event serves as a "Thank you" to all our Scholastic Club members who helped us get the word out about Crime Solvers.  Eligible students will be able to play two laser tag matches, eat pizza and consume water and soda beverages at NO COST.  The event will run from 4-6:30 p.m., and students are RESPONSIBLE for arranging their own transportation to and from the event.  An RSVP is needed to determine the about of food needed.  Details and instructions are on this printable .pdf form.  The form is the permission slip into the event, so PLEASE REMEMBER to have it signed and bring it to the event.  CHECK YOUR SCHOOL to see if you are ELIGIBLE!!  We'll see you THERE!
       
    We have now created a generic Scholastic Program Application form for those who have not yet turned one in and may have lost theirs.  Remember, students, you MUST have this permission form filled out and signed by a parent or guardian in order to participate as a Crime Solvers Club member...EVEN if you are a returning member. Click HERE for the .pdf form.  
       

    WE'RE BACK!!  School year 2010-2011 has begun, as will our Scholastic Clubs beginning in October.  We are looking to recruit students who are willing to spread the news about Crime Solvers.  If you are interested, please listen for the announcement and pick up an application.  ALL STUDENTS, even those who were members in the past, must fill out an application.

    To find out when your school club meets or if your school HAS a Crime Solvers Scholastic Club, click the calendar to the left and open up the Word document.  If your school has a club listed, listen for the announcement to confirm the meeting and make it a point to be there.
       
    Reagan Urban (pictured) and Samantha Menjivar, from the Scholastic Club at Tomahawk Creek Middle School, received gift bags for their assistance in the preliminary stages of a new fundraising opportunity for Crime Solvers.  Crime Solvers now accepts empty foil drink pouches (like CapriSun) in partnership with TerraCycle to raise money.  For every pouch sent to TerraCycle, that company will donate $0.02 to our program.  In the 2010-2011 school year, the clubs will begin a more organized effort to collect pouches.
       
    During the 2008-2009 school year, the Crime Solvers club at Clover Hill High School created and performed a skit "Crime Solvers Man".  Phil-Oney and Miss Demeaner were up to no good...until Crime Solvers Man and his counterparts, Hyper Link and Texta Tip, came to save the day.  We look forward to more productions in future clubs.  
       

    Cosby High School club member Amanda Taylor showed intense concentration as she dusted for latent fingerprints from a drink can during a forensic demonstration. In case you are curious...she DID pull a usable print!
    dusting for prints
       

    Mr. Jim Bonner, Faculty Advisor for the scholastic club of Manchester Middle School, made an effort at the same ride...and don't worry...the student behind Mr. Bonner WAS NOT run over during the exercise.
    Jim Bonner