Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson welcomes students to Troop 7. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Students and staff attending the Troop 7 visit are in back (l-r) Andrew Long, Jerome Foster, Julie Hickman, Myles Hazzard, George Rath, Jordan Winkfield and Justin Cureton. In the middle are Cpl./3 Patrick Jackson, Grey Johnston, Hunter Kreuger, Julian Prattis, James Boone White, Brennyn Jarvis, Dezi Issaris, Cayden Dunning, Ayden Cooper, Reven Reed, Luke Bradney, Maddex Long, Braxton Reed, Timothy Buckmaster, Joshua Brittingham, Sh’Amir Bowe and Mark Nicholas. In front are Joshua Wyatt, Grayson Briggs, Liam Bayless, Marshall Doughty, Maverik Ward, Grayson May, Gabe Slayton-Cosme, E’mauri Wise, Jarret Anderson and Charlie Honeysett. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Students are taken on a tour of the building’s interior and exterior.
Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson, left, introduces Cpl. Kenny Argo to visiting students. Argo is a member of the collision reconstruction unit for Sussex County.
Showing students through the front desk area of Troop 7 are (l-r) Cpl. Kenny Argo, Cpl. Troy Bowden and Nancy Will, victim services manager.
Students shown during the visit to Troop 7 are Charlie Honeysett, left, and Braxton Reed.
Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson welcomes students to Troop 7. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Students and staff attending the Troop 7 visit are in back (l-r) Andrew Long, Jerome Foster, Julie Hickman, Myles Hazzard, George Rath, Jordan Winkfield and Justin Cureton. In the middle are Cpl./3 Patrick Jackson, Grey Johnston, Hunter Kreuger, Julian Prattis, James Boone White, Brennyn Jarvis, Dezi Issaris, Cayden Dunning, Ayden Cooper, Reven Reed, Luke Bradney, Maddex Long, Braxton Reed, Timothy Buckmaster, Joshua Brittingham, Sh’Amir Bowe and Mark Nicholas. In front are Joshua Wyatt, Grayson Briggs, Liam Bayless, Marshall Doughty, Maverik Ward, Grayson May, Gabe Slayton-Cosme, E’mauri Wise, Jarret Anderson and Charlie Honeysett. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Students are taken on a tour of the building’s interior and exterior.
Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson, left, introduces Cpl. Kenny Argo to visiting students. Argo is a member of the collision reconstruction unit for Sussex County.
Showing students through the front desk area of Troop 7 are (l-r) Cpl. Kenny Argo, Cpl. Troy Bowden and Nancy Will, victim services manager.
Students shown during the visit to Troop 7 are Charlie Honeysett, left, and Braxton Reed.Students from H.O. Brittingham and Lewes elementary schools group recently visited Delaware State Police Troop 7, where they were welcomed for a day of learning, connection and fun.
Members of the HOB Guys with Ties program, the Focus Classroom, and the Lewes Gents club from LES visited Troop 7 and were greeted by Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson, along with other officers. During the visit, students heard a powerful and engaging presentation from Jackson, who shared insight into what it takes to become a state trooper, the many ways officers serve and protect the community, and the tools they use in their daily work.
In addition to the support from Delaware State Police Troop 7, the visit was further strengthened by the presence of the school constables, who play an important role in maintaining safe and supportive school environments each day. Their participation helped reinforce the strong connections between students and the adults who work to keep them safe both in and out of school. During the visit, the constables helped build trust, foster positive relationships and demonstrate the shared commitment to student safety across the school community.
Students were highly engaged throughout the experience, gaining a deeper understanding of law enforcement while building positive relationships with local officers. The visit also included time for students to connect in a more relaxed setting, enjoying pizza and a friendly game of kickball with Troop 7 members.
“This experience provided our students with a meaningful opportunity to learn firsthand about the important role law enforcement plays in keeping our communities safe,” said Yvette Davenport, H.O. Brittingham Elementary principal. “We are incredibly grateful to Troop 7 for welcoming our students and creating such a positive and engaging environment.”
Dr. Kimberly Corbidge, Lewes Elementary School principal, said, “Opportunities like this help students make real-world connections and see the many ways they can contribute to their communities in the future. Our students truly enjoyed the experience and walked away inspired.”
Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson welcomes students to Troop 7. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Students and staff attending the Troop 7 visit are in back (l-r) Andrew Long, Jerome Foster, Julie Hickman, Myles Hazzard, George Rath, Jordan Winkfield and Justin Cureton. In the middle are Cpl./3 Patrick Jackson, Grey Johnston, Hunter Kreuger, Julian Prattis, James Boone White, Brennyn Jarvis, Dezi Issaris, Cayden Dunning, Ayden Cooper, Reven Reed, Luke Bradney, Maddex Long, Braxton Reed, Timothy Buckmaster, Joshua Brittingham, Sh’Amir Bowe and Mark Nicholas. In front are Joshua Wyatt, Grayson Briggs, Liam Bayless, Marshall Doughty, Maverik Ward, Grayson May, Gabe Slayton-Cosme, E’mauri Wise, Jarret Anderson and Charlie Honeysett. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Students are taken on a tour of the building’s interior and exterior.
Sr. Cpl. Patrick Jackson, left, introduces Cpl. Kenny Argo to visiting students. Argo is a member of the collision reconstruction unit for Sussex County.
Showing students through the front desk area of Troop 7 are (l-r) Cpl. Kenny Argo, Cpl. Troy Bowden and Nancy Will, victim services manager.
Students shown during the visit to Troop 7 are Charlie Honeysett, left, and Braxton Reed.



