Common use of SRO Duties Clause in Contracts

SRO Duties. a. The SRO shall meet periodically with the principal at the PPMS campus to discuss material interactions and information involving the SRO's work subject to statutory provisions affecting the disclosure of information pertaining to a juvenile, including, but not limited to arrests and searches of individuals and their property at the PPMS campus. b. The SRO shall work with Elmbrook staff to develop plans and strategies for the PPMS campus to prevent or minimize dangerous situations which might result in student unrest or unlawful activity. c. The SRO's primary responsibility is not to provide school security, but to address law violations, including criminal law issues, and engage in educational and outreach activities with community members to assist them in understanding student issues. Accordingly, the SRO shall be responsible for investigating violations of state statutes and municipal ordinances and will focus on the prevention of crime and ordinance violations in and around the grounds of the PPMS campus. The SRO shall not serve as a school disciplinarian, as an enforcer of school regulations, social worker, guidance counselor, or in place of school- based mental health providers. The SRO shall not be utilized for support staffing, such as hall monitor, substitute teacher, or cafeteria duty or vehicular traffic control. d. The SRO shall interact daily with staff and students to assist staff and students to understand the role of the SRO and for the SRO to understand how s/he is perceived on campus. e. The SROs shall assist staff with Elmbrook school-based emergency management planning and school safety drills for which they are qualified and approved by the PD SRO supervisor in accordance with the provisions of State of Wisconsin school safety legislation. f. The SRO shall act solely in the capacity of a sworn, on-duty police officer. g. The SRO shall provide a law enforcement presence at the PPMS campus. h. The SRO shall proactively monitor his/her assigned school for the purpose of enforcing state laws and Village ordinances under his/her jurisdiction. i. The SRO shall as part of his/her duties serve as guest speaker for students and staff in law-related education ("LRE") and be a resource for students, staff, and parents in matters specific to his/her duties as a law enforcement officer. j. At the request of Xxxxxxxx and with the PD Chief's prior approval on a case by case basis, the SRO shall assist with community outreach, including to service groups, parents, community members, and other groups, and provide community-wide presentations that may include topics such as student issues in the community.

SRO Duties. a. The SRO shall meet periodically with the principal at the PPMS campus SRO’s assigned school to discuss material interactions and information involving the SRO's work subject to statutory provisions affecting the disclosure of information pertaining to a juvenile’s work, including, but not limited to arrests and searches of individuals students and their property at the PPMS campusproperty. b. The SRO shall work with Elmbrook staff to develop plans and strategies for the PPMS campus to prevent or minimize dangerous situations which might result in student unrest or unlawful activity. c. The SRO's ’s primary responsibility is not to provide school security, but to address law violations, including criminal law issues, and engage in educational and outreach activities with community members to assist them in understanding student issues. Accordingly, the SRO shall be responsible for investigating violations of state statutes and municipal ordinances and will focus on the prevention of crime and ordinance violations in and around the grounds of the PPMS campusSRO’s assigned school. The SRO shall not serve as a school disciplinarian, as an enforcer of school regulations, social worker, guidance counselor, or in place of school- school-based mental health providers. The SRO shall not be utilized for support staffing, such as hall monitor, substitute teacher, or cafeteria duty or vehicular traffic controlduty. d. The SRO shall interact daily with staff and students to assist staff and students to understand the role of the SRO and for the SRO to understand how s/he is perceived on campus. e. The SROs shall assist staff with Elmbrook school-based emergency management planning and school safety drills for which they are qualified and approved by the PD SRO supervisor in accordance with the provisions of State of Wisconsin school safety legislation. f. The SRO shall act solely in the capacity of a sworn, on-duty police officer. g. The SRO shall provide a law enforcement presence at in the PPMS campusschool to which assigned. h. The SRO shall proactively monitor his/her assigned school for the purpose of enforcing state laws and Village City ordinances under his/her jurisdiction. i. The SRO shall as part of his/her duties serve as guest speaker for students and staff in law-related education ("“LRE"”) and be a resource for students, staff, and parents in legal matters specific to his/her duties as a law enforcement officerofficers. j. At the request of Xxxxxxxx Elmbrook and with the PD Chief's prior approval on a case by case basis’s approval, the SRO shall assist with community outreach, including to service groups, parents, community members, and other groups, and provide community-wide presentations that may include topics such as student issues in the community.

SRO Duties. a. The SRO shall meet periodically with the principal at the PPMS campus SRO’s assigned school to discuss material interactions and information involving the SRO's work subject to statutory provisions affecting the disclosure of information pertaining to a juvenile’s work, including, but not limited to arrests and searches of individuals students and their property at the PPMS campusproperty. b. The SRO shall work with Elmbrook staff to develop plans and strategies for the PPMS campus to prevent or minimize dangerous situations which might result in student unrest or unlawful activity. c. The SRO's ’s primary responsibility is not to provide school security, but to address law violations, including criminal law issues, and engage in educational and outreach activities with community members to assist them in understanding student issues. Accordingly, the SRO shall be responsible for investigating violations of state statutes and municipal ordinances and will focus on the prevention of crime and ordinance violations in and around the grounds of the PPMS campusSRO’s assigned school. The SRO shall not serve as a school disciplinarian, as an enforcer of school regulations, social worker, guidance counselor, or in place of school- school-based mental health providers. The SRO shall not be utilized for support staffing, such as hall monitor, substitute teacher, or cafeteria duty or vehicular traffic controlduty. d. The SRO shall interact daily with staff and students to assist staff and students to understand the role of the SRO and for the SRO to understand how s/he is perceived on campus. e. The SROs shall assist staff with Elmbrook school-based emergency management planning and school safety drills for which they are qualified and approved by the PD SRO supervisor in accordance with the provisions of State of Wisconsin school safety legislation. f. The SRO shall act solely in the capacity of a sworn, on-duty police officer. g. The SRO shall provide a law enforcement presence at in the PPMS campusschool to which assigned. h. The SRO shall proactively monitor his/her assigned school for the purpose of enforcing state laws and Village City ordinances under his/her jurisdiction. i. The SRO shall as part of his/her duties serve as guest speaker for students and staff in law-related education (. Formatted: Indent: Left: 0.5"LRE") and be a resource for students, staff, and parents in matters specific to his/her duties as a law enforcement officer.No bullets or j. At the request of Xxxxxxxx Elmbrook and with the PD Chief's prior approval on a case by case basis’s approval, the SRO shall assist with community outreach, including to service groups, parents, community members, and other groups, and provide community-wide presentations that may include topics such as student issues in the community.