Learning Center

Check back for our new 

Spring and Summer

classes posted soon!

The Learning Center's goal is to connect law enforcement and youth by providing engaging programs that challenge and empower students of all ages. STEM-based programs will enhance learning and allow students to discover the many varied career opportunities within public safety, forensics, and criminal justice.

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Online registration will open approximately 30 days prior to each class session. 

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CSI Episode 5: The Finale - Mock Crime Scene! 

Saturday March 14, 2020, 9:30am-11:30am for ages 10-14

Participants have the opportunity to take what they have learned from previous programs and will process a “crime scene” in the Museum.  Working as a team, participants will search for and collect evidence at the crime scene and then process it in the “lab”.  Each participant will receive an official State Police Crime Lab pin to recognize their achievement!  This program is designed for children ages 10-14 and is limited to 15 participants.  There is a $10 cost for materials and supplies.  Pre-registration and non-refundable payment must be made in advance to reserve a spot in this class due to high demand.

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Junior Trooper Program: A Day in the life of a Mounted Unit Trooper! 

Saturday March 28, 2020, 9:30am-11:30am for ages 6-9

Come meet a member of the Massachusetts State Police Mounted Unit.  Learn about their mount's role as a police horse, and the training and skills they need to patrol on a horse. Then find out how they care for the horses.  In the hands on STEM activity, participants will create their own cardboard horse to maneuver and race on a pulley system.  Each participant will receive an official State Police Junior Trooper campaign hat and badge sticker to recognize their achievement!  This program is designed for children ages 6-9 and is limited to 15 participants.  There is a $10 cost for materials and supplies.  Pre-registration and non-refundable payment must be made in advance to reserve a spot in this class due to high demand.

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For more information, contact Jen Whitman, MSPMLC Curriculum Director, 

at (508) 839-0001, or learningcenter@mspmlc.org.

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