Two of Texas's finest have taken their skills to the next level, according to a recent Facebook post by the Lewisville Police Department. Captains Gordon and Noble are the latest graduates of The Institute for Law Enforcement Administration’s (ILEA) 66th School of Executive Leadership, a course dedicated to honing the abilities of senior police leaders.

The rigorous eight-week program concluded for the two captains on April 26, equipping them with advanced leadership tactics. In an age where law enforcement finds itself continually in the spotlight and under scrutiny, the need for effective leadership has never been more pronounced. This program aims to meet that need, for leaders who can guide with integrity, insight, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Through the ILEA’s School of Executive Leadership, participants like Captains Gordon and Noble immerse themselves in studies designed to enhance their strategic thinking and managerial skills, all to make an impactful change in their departments and communities. "Congratulations to the both of you," The Facebook post by the Lewisville Police Department read, celebrating their accomplishment.

Given the challenges faced by today’s law enforcement officers, training programs like those provided by the ILEA are critical in equipping officers with the aptitude to respond effectively, and thoughtfully, to the myriad scenarios that confront them in their line of duty. The graduates are expected to take back a blend of knowledge, and real-world strategies to their respective command posts, breeding a culture of continuous improvement within their ranks.