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Trinity students learn wise choices
Public safety, law enforcement officers speak on importance of responsibility
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Sixth- through 12th-grade students in the upper school of Trinity Christian School watch intently as a member of the Department of Corrections' K-9 unit sniffs out drugs previously hidden by law enforcement officials during a presentation at the school by local and state law enforcement officers on the importance of making good, responsible decisions. - photo by JULIE LAVENDER/Special
Trinity Christian School recently hosted a presentation by some of the state's leading public safety and law enforcement officials in the school's auditorium. Ellis Wood, a governor-appointed member of the Georgia Public Safety Commission and a Trinity grandparent, arranged for several guest speakers to present information to Trinity's upper-school students in sixth through 12th grades. Col. Mark McDonough, commissioner of public safety for Georgia and colonel of the Georgia State Patrol, gave an inspiring talk using the Biblical story of David and Goliath to remind students to trust God to help them overcome the obstacles they face in life.
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