The Law and Public Policy Academy courses are taught through the lens of the law. Students study the history of the legal system, analyze DNA using forensic evidence, learn the methods by which our justice system operates and form public policies. Students also analyze and draft legal documents and participate in mock trials, moot court, and debate competitions.

Academy graduates are knowledgeable about law and public policy, can apply relevant legal concepts, communicate effectively, and critically assess and evaluate arguments and perspectives, while exhibiting leadership, compassion, respect, and professionalism.