Bravo Class Graduates: A New Era for CTC Police

The Bravo class from CTC's Police Academy sets a new standard, boasting the highest GPA in the academy's 60-year history. Discover their inspiring journey and commitment to service.

Bravo Class Graduates: A New Era for CTC Police

The Bravo class of Central Texas College’s Police Academy just raised the bar, achieving the highest graduating GPA in the academy's impressive 60-year history. These 24 cadets are ready to hit the streets, and their dedication is seriously inspiring.

A Foundation of Integrity, Excellence, and Service

Dr. Michelle Carter, the chancellor, laid down the essentials: integrity, excellence, and service. Referencing Isaiah, she charged the graduates to continue embodying these traits. Andrew Flores, Chief of Police at Texas A&M University Central Texas, echoed these sentiments, emphasizing fairness, compassion, and respect.

Words from the Class President

Brennden T. Ward, the class president and a former mental health professional, shared a powerful message. He reminded his classmates to maintain respect, empathy, and unity, even in tense situations. Ward's transition from mental health to law enforcement highlights a deep commitment to community impact, he also reminded them to take care of their mental health. His call for self-care and mutual support is something everyone can get behind.

Looking Ahead

The Charlie and Delta Classes are already in progress, and applications for the Alpha Class are being accepted until December 19, 2025, with classes starting January 12, 2026. If you're thinking about joining the force, now's your chance to check it out.

A Tip of the Hat

Big congrats to all the graduates! Zachariah L. Bond, Victoria N. Box, and all the others – you've got a tough but important job ahead. Go out there and make a difference, and remember what you learned. New York salutes you!