Common use of Duties of School Resource Officer Clause in Contracts

Duties of School Resource Officer. The SRO shall not function as a school disciplinarian or security officer, shall not intervene in the everyday disciplinary actions of the Academy which do not involve criminal acts, and shall not be used as a witness to any disciplinary procedures or actions at the Academy, excepting however, that SRO may be involved in disciplinary procedures or actions arising from those matters and incidents within the scope of SRO’s duties. The SRO shall always act within the scope of authority granted to the SRO by applicable law. The SRO work year will follow the schedule established by the Academy for its teachers and its academic calendar (approximately ten months). In the event the SRO is absent from work, the SRO shall notify their supervisor in the Police Department and shall also notify the Academy. The SRO shall perform duties including, without limitation, the following: a. the performance of law enforcement functions within the school setting; b. to serve as a liaison between the Academy (including Administration, Staff, parents, and students) and the City; c. to be visible on the Academy’s campus, serve as a role model and mentor for students, participate in campus activities, student organizations, and athletic events when possible; d. to routinely monitor the Academy’s campus and facilities to ensure a safe environment; e. to report and investigate crimes originating on Academy’s campus. When indicated, the SRO will investigate criminal incidents involving Academy (including Administration, Staff, parents, and students) which occurred off-campus and in the SROs jurisdiction; f. identifying and preventing juvenile delinquency (including substance abuse) through counseling and referral services. The SRO shall be a resource for staff, parents, and students dealing with individual problems or questions. The SRO shall be familiar with community resources and agencies, including but not limited to mental health, counseling, drug treatment, crisis management, etc., and shall make referrals as necessary; g. the enhancement of student knowledge of the law enforcement function and the fundamental concept and structure of law; h. the development of positive student concepts of the law enforcement community and promotion of positive interaction and enhanced relations between students and law enforcement officers; i. the provision of assistance and support for crime victims (including victims of abuse) identified within the school setting; j. the presentation of various topics, including, but not limited to, educational programs concerning crime prevention and the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of students as citizens to students, teacher conferences, parent groups, and other groups, as requested. The SRO will formulate educational crime prevention programs to reduce opportunities for crime against persons or property in the Academy. The SRO will seek permission, guidance, and advice from the Academy before enacting any new programs within the Academy; x. to perform traffic control duties before and after school; l. to share appropriate information with Academy administrators which presents a danger to the Academy (school, students, and staff). The SRO shall review the Academy Emergency Plan annually, provide feedback to Academy administrators regarding any potential deficiencies or improvements, and advise Academy on Police Department emergency planning. SRO and Academy administrators will collaborate to develop plans and strategies to prevent and minimize potential dangers; and m. SRO shall notify Academy administrators and attempt to notify a parent before interviewing a student regarding a criminal investigation or allegation.

Duties of School Resource Officer. The SRO shall not function as a school disciplinarian or security officerduties will include, shall not intervene in the everyday disciplinary actions of the Academy which do not involve criminal acts, and shall but not be used as a witness to any disciplinary procedures or actions at the Academy, excepting however, that SRO may be involved in disciplinary procedures or actions arising from those matters and incidents within the scope of SRO’s duties. The SRO shall always act within the scope of authority granted to the SRO by applicable law. The SRO work year will follow the schedule established by the Academy for its teachers and its academic calendar (approximately ten months). In the event the SRO is absent from work, the SRO shall notify their supervisor in the Police Department and shall also notify the Academy. The SRO shall perform duties including, without limitationlimited to, the following: a. the performance of A. To be a visible, active law enforcement functions within the figure on campus dealing with law enforcement matters and school setting; b. to serve as a liaison between the Academy (including Administration, Staff, parents, and students) and the City; c. to be visible code violations originating on the Academy’s assigned campus, serve . B. To act as a role model and mentor for students, participate the designee of the campus administrator in maintaining the physical plant of the assigned campus activities, student organizations, and athletic events when possible; d. to routinely monitor the Academy’s campus and facilities to ensure provide a safe environment; e. environment as to report law enforcement matters and investigate crimes originating on Academy’s campusschool code violations. When indicatedThis includes building(s), grounds, parking lot(s), lockers and other public school property. As to school code violations, the SRO will investigate criminal incidents involving Academy (including Administration, Staff, parents, take the student to the BSSD Director of Safety and students) which occurred off-campus Security’s office for discipline to be meted out by school officials. C. To provide a classroom resource for law education using approved materials and in the SROs jurisdiction;curriculum. f. identifying and preventing juvenile delinquency (including substance abuse) through counseling and referral services. The SRO shall D. To be a resource for staffstudents which will enable them to be associated with a law enforcement figure and role model in the students’ environment. E. To be a resource for teachers, parents, parents and students for conferences on an individual basis dealing with individual problems or questions, particularly in the area of substance control. F. To make appearances before student groups and other groups associated with the campus and as a speaker on a variety of requested topics, particularly drug and alcohol abuse, to include topics as follows: Drugs and the law – Adult and juvenile; Alcohol and the law – Adult and juvenile; Sexual assault prevention; Safety programs – Adult and juvenile; Assistance in other crime prevention programs as assigned. G. To document all on campus activities and as a compiler of a monthly report to be provided to the Sheriff’s Office and to the BSSD Director of Safety and Security of the assigned school. H. The SRO will be involved in school discipline, when it pertains to preventing a disruption that would, if ignored, place students, faculty and staff at risk of harm, the SRO will resolve the problem to preserve the school climate. I. IN ALL OTHER CASES, disciplining students is a School District responsibility, and the SRO will take students who violate the code of conduct to the principal where school discipline can be meted out. J. When appropriate, it will be the responsibility of the SRO to report all crimes originating on campus to the BSSD Director of Safety and Security. Information on cases that are worked off-campus by the Sheriff’s Office or other agencies involving students on a campus served by the SRO will be provided to the SRO, but the SRO will not normally be actively involved in off-campus investigation(s). The Parties further agree that the SRO shall is Act 120 certified and may conduct investigations and make any appropriate arrests in the course of their duties. K. The SRO will share information with the BSSD Director of Safety and Security about persons and conditions that pertain to campus safety concerns. L. The SRO will be familiar with helpful community resources and agencies, including but not limited to such as mental health, counselinghealth clinics, drug treatment, crisis managementtreatment centers, etc., that offer assistance to dependency- and shall make referrals as delinquency-prone youths and their families. Referrals will be made when necessary;. g. the enhancement of student knowledge of the law enforcement function M. The SRO and the fundamental concept BSSD Director of Safety and structure of law;Securitywill develop plans and strategies to prevent and/or minimize dangerous situations which might result in student unrest. h. the development of positive student concepts of the law enforcement community and promotion of positive interaction and enhanced relations between students and law enforcement officers; i. the provision of assistance and support for crime victims (including victims of abuse) identified within the school setting; j. the presentation of various topics, including, but not limited to, educational programs concerning crime prevention and the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of students as citizens to students, teacher conferences, parent groups, and other groups, as requested. N. The SRO will formulate educational crime prevention programs to reduce opportunities for crime against persons or property in coordinate all of his/her activities with the Academy. The SRO BSSD Director of Safety and Security and will seek permission, guidance, and advice from the Academy before prior to enacting any new programs within the Academy;school. x. to perform traffic control duties before O. The SRO will wear approved Sheriff’s Office uniform, formal business attire or business casual with appropriate logos and after school;name badges depending on the time of school year, the type of school activity or program, and the requests of the school and/or Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff and the principal shall jointly set expectations and resolve any disputes in this area. l. to share appropriate information P. The SRO will wear their Office authorized duty weapons in accordance with Academy administrators which presents Sheriff’s Office policy. Q. The SRO will serve in a danger consultative role to the Academy (school, students, and staff). school assistance team as needed. R. The SRO shall review will engage directly with BSSD Director of Safety and Security on the Academy development and revision of District Emergency Plan annually, provide feedback Action Plans to Academy administrators regarding any potential deficiencies include conducting of routine threat or improvements, risk vulnerability assessments. S. The SRO will conduct home visits and advise Academy on Police Department emergency planning. SRO and Academy administrators will collaborate to develop plans and strategies to prevent and minimize potential dangers; and m. SRO shall notify Academy administrators and attempt to notify a parent before interviewing a student regarding a criminal investigation or allegationwelfare checks when requested.

Duties of School Resource Officer. The SRO shall not function as a school disciplinarian or security officer, shall not intervene in the everyday normal disciplinary actions of the Academy which do not involve criminal actsSchool, and shall not be used as a witness to any disciplinary procedures or actions at the Academy, excepting however, that SRO may be involved in disciplinary procedures or actions arising from those matters and incidents within the scope of SRO’s dutiesSchool. The SRO shall always at all times act within the scope of authority granted to the SRO by applicable lawlaw which shall include, among other actions, security, access control, and all other duties mandated by the Florida Department of Education, pursuant to the MSDHS Safety Act. The services provided by the SRO shall include all services called for by an SRO in Florida Statutes, plus such other law enforcement and educational services as the School and the City may mutually agree upon. The SRO work year will follow shall comply with all applicable regulations and laws, including the schedule established by the Academy for its teachers Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx High School Safety Act and its academic calendar (approximately ten months). In the event the SRO is absent from workenacting provisions, the SRO shall notify their supervisor in Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Act, and those rules and laws governing the Police Department and shall also notify the Academyconfidentiality of student information. The SRO shall perform duties including, without limitation, the following: a. the performance of law enforcement functions within the school setting; b. to serve the successful completion of mental health crisis intervention training and de- escalation skills in accordance with provisions of Section 1006.12, Florida Statutes, as a liaison between the Academy (including Administration, Staff, parents, and students) and the Cityamended; c. to be visible on participation in the AcademySchool’s campusthreat assessment team as provided in Section 1006.07(7)(a), serve Florida Statutes, as a role model and mentor for students, participate in campus activities, student organizations, and athletic events when possibleamended; d. to routinely monitor the Academy’s must be physically present on campus and facilities directly involved in the execution of active assailant emergency drills, pursuant to ensure a safe environmentSection 2006.07(4)(a), Florida Statutes, as amended; e. to report coordinate with School for the implementation and investigate crimes originating on Academyannual review of the School’s campus. When indicatedfamily reunification plan, the SRO will investigate criminal incidents involving Academy (including Administration, Staff, parents, and students) which occurred off-campus and in the SROs jurisdictionas required by law; f. identifying the identification and preventing prevention of juvenile delinquency (including substance abuse) through counseling and referral services. The SRO shall be a resource for staff, parents, and students dealing with individual problems or questions. The SRO shall be familiar with community resources and agencies, including but not limited to mental health, counseling, drug treatment, crisis management, etc., and shall make referrals as necessary; g. the enhancement of student knowledge of the law enforcement function and of the fundamental concept and structure of law; h. the development of positive student concepts of the law enforcement community and promotion of positive interaction and enhanced relations between students and law enforcement officers; i. the provision of assistance and support for crime victims (including victims of abuse) identified within the school setting;; and j. the presentation of various topics, including, but not limited to, educational programs concerning crime prevention and the rights, obligations, obligations and responsibilities of students as citizens to students, teacher conferences, parent groups, and other groups, as requested. The SRO will formulate educational crime prevention programs to reduce opportunities for crime against persons or property in the Academy. The SRO will seek permission, guidance, and advice from the Academy before enacting any new programs within the Academy; x. to perform traffic control duties before and after school; l. to share appropriate information with Academy administrators which presents a danger to the Academy (school, students, and staff). The SRO shall review the Academy Emergency Plan annually, provide feedback to Academy administrators regarding any potential deficiencies or improvements, and advise Academy on Police Department emergency planning. SRO and Academy administrators will collaborate to develop plans and strategies to prevent and minimize potential dangers; and m. SRO shall notify Academy administrators and attempt to notify a parent before interviewing a student regarding a criminal investigation or allegationcitizens.