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Description of General Duties. The SRO will serve in a variety of roles, including law enforcement officer, law-related educator, problem-solver, and community liaison. The SRO will address crime and disorder problems, gangs, and drug activities affecting or occurring in or around the School District. The SRO may teach classes in crime prevention, substance abuse awareness, and gang resistance. The SRO will train students in conflict resolution, restorative justice, and crime awareness. The SRO will monitor and assist troubled students through mentoring programs and promote personal and social responsibility by encouraging participation in community service activities. The SRO will continue to build upon the respect and understanding between law enforcement and the school communities. The SRO will identify physical changes in the environment that could reduce crime in and around the School District. The SRO will help develop school policies that address criminal activity and school safety. The SRO will become a trusted channel of communications with the students, parents, and teachers. The SRO will serve as a positive role model to instill in students high moral standards, good judgment and discretion, respect for other students, and a sincere concern for the school community. The SRO will promote citizen awareness to enable students to become better informed and effective citizens. The SRO will empower students with the knowledge of the law, the obligations regarding enforcement, and the consequences for violations. The SRO will serve as a source of counseling for students and parents in addition to providing information on community resources available to them.
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Description of General Duties. The National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) suggests that an SRO be applied using the “Triad” concept. This means that the SRO serves as a law enforcement officer, an informal educator, and an informal mentor. Additional roles and responsibilities include: a. Provide for and maintain a safe, healthy, and productive learning environment in a school. b. Act as a liaison between the school, the LEA, and the Agency. c. Address crime and disorder problems that impact school safety occurring in and around the school. d. Be present at the school when students or staff are in the building or have alternative coverage arranged. e. Improve school climate through positive mentorship and fostering positive relationships within the school community. f. Support all students and promote educational opportunities for them. g. Collaborate with other SROs to come up with solutions to problems pertaining to school safety within the LEA. h. Attend interagency meetings, as needed. i. Testify in court proceedings and administrative hearings, as needed. j. Attend regularly scheduled departmental training necessary to maintain peace officer certification. k. Act as a positive role model to students. l. Work to create a cooperative, proactive, and problem-solving approach between the Parties. m. Emphasize the use of restorative approaches for addressing negative behavior. n. Teach the vocational law enforcement class approved by the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) and agreed upon by the Parties. o. Serve as a member of the school multi-disciplinary threat assessment team. p. Present to students, faculty, staff, and community members regarding crime prevention, substance abuse awareness, social media safety, healthy relationships, crisis response, and other topics as determined by this Memorandum. q. Respond to emergency calls for service within the school and on school property. r. Help develop school policies that address criminal activity and school safety. s. Investigate criminal conduct that has taken place within the school and on school property. t. Serve as a critical channel of communication between students, parents, faculty, staff, and local law enforcement agencies. u. Work with school and LEA administration to ensure that proper data collection and reporting to USBE is taking place as outlined within Utah Code Annotated (UCA) 53E-3-516. v. Collaborate with school and ▇▇▇ administration to connect students with other community interventions availab...
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Description of General Duties. A. Duties of the School Resource Officer B. Duties of the WCSO
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Description of General Duties. Duties of the School Resource Officer Duties of the SRO, described with more specificity in Section 6, below, will include, but not be limited to:  Instruct students in grades 6 and 8 health classes in conflict resolution, crime awareness, and anger management;  Present a minimum of five educational programs (i.e. technology and crime, drug related behaviors, crime awareness) annually to school employees, parents, and school board members;  Provide a police presence in the School District in order to promote and provide an atmosphere of enhanced school safety for faculty, staff, students and school visitors.  Provide a Law Enforcement resource to students, teachers, school administrators and parents, so as to:  Increase student awareness about personal safety, crime prevention, internet safety, conflict resolution, violence prevention, restorative justice, peer mediation, other related topics through formal and informal instructional strategies.  Increase school faculty and staff awareness about policies and procedures for preventing/responding to incidents of violence and other threats to school safety.  Build relationships by being a liaison between the WCSO and the District;  Present evaluations regarding crime and disorder problems and gang and drug activities occurring in and around the school  Assist the schools with security concerns and recommend changes to enhance security;  Assist in preparation of response plans and respond to criminal activity in and around the school (as per the Safe Schools Against Violence in Education Act);  Assist the District in meeting requirements mandated by New York State Law;  Attend monthly management team meetings. The WCSO will:  Ensure that the SRO spends an adequate period of time at the District. However, said work week of the SRO shall not exceed 80 hours per week; Program to facilitate coordination of services;  Attend monthly meetings with the Superintendent of the ▇▇▇▇▇ Central School District to monitor the efficacy of the SRO Program;  Cooperate with the District to implement and run the SRO Program with the least possible disruption to the educational process.  WCSO will comply with all applicable requirements regarding the confidentiality of student records, including the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and the regulations of the United States Department of Education.  The ▇▇▇▇▇ County Sheriff’s Office SRO will share relevant information about school safety issues with the Dis...
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