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Mission: The mission of the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) is to provide the highest quality of training to school-based law enforcement officers in order to promote safer schools and safer kids. NASRO is an organization for school-based law enforcement officers, school administrators, and school security/safety professionals working as partners to protect students, faculty and staff, and their school community. NASRO, the world’s leader in school-based policing, is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1991 with a solid commitment to our nation’s youth. NASRO was founded on the “triad” concept of school-based policing which is the true and tested strength of the School Resource Officer (SRO) program. The triad concept divides the SRO’s responsibilities into three areas: Educator, Informal Counselor, and Law Enforcement Officer. By training law enforcement to educate, counsel, and protect our school communities, the men and women of NASRO continue to lead by example and promote a positive image of law enforcement to our nation’s youth. SRO programs across the nation are founded as collaborative efforts by police agencies, law enforcement officers, educators, students, parents, and communities. The goal of NASRO and SRO programs is to provide safe learning environments in our nation’s schools, provide valuable resources to school staff, foster a positive relationship with our nation’s youth, and develop strategies to resolve problems affecting our youth with the objective of protecting every child so they can reach their fullest potential. School-based policing is one of the fastest growing area of law enforcement. With thousands of NASRO members around the globe, NASRO takes great pride in being the first and most recognized organization for law enforcement officers assigned in our school communities. NASRO is available to assist communities and schools districts around the world that desire safe schools and successful community partnerships in developing the most effective program for their community.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all who grieve the passing of Goshen Police Department (Indiana) school resource officer Kristen Carich. Via ABC 57 News
https://www.abc57.com/news/goshen-police-officer-dies-following-short-illness
Goshen Police officer Kristen Carich has died following a short illness, according to the department.
Oakboro Police Department (North Carolina) reads with classes via video conference during #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via Stanly News and Press
https://www.thesnaponline.com/2020/04/15/oakboro-police-officer-stays-connected-with-students-online/
Oakboro Police Sgt. Bryce Kaus has always enjoyed working with young kids.
A Pelion Police Department (South Carolina) school resource officer recorded an original rap music video to encourage students during the #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via WIS TV
https://www.wistv.com/2020/04/15/sc-school-resource-officer-records-song-dance-brighten-students-day/
Officer Odell Glenn, an SRO from Pelion, South Carolina, recorded this amazing video.
Brownsburg Community School Corporation Police Department (Indiana) shared this post about school resource officers brightening the days of high school seniors. #SROsMatter #COVID19
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Last Friday, BCSCPD learned that a local business was giving away yard signs in support of BHS seniors.
We reached out to support social distancing, lend a hand, and hopefully make a few seniors smile in the process.
While we can’t be together, your BCSCPD SROs are still thinking of you and can’t wait to see what comes next for our Bulldogs!
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What's the best way to reach NASRO staff members while they're working at home? Email! You can find all of their email address on the NASRO website: https://www.nasro.org/staff-directory/directors-staff/
National Association of School Resource Officers2020 Valleydale Road, Suite 207AHoover, AL 35244 Office: (205) 739-6060Fax: (205) 536-9255
Indiana newspaper article includes photos of NASRO first vice president and Carmel Police Department school resource officer D.J. Schoeff helping with food distribution. #SROsMatter
http://youarecurrent.com/2020/04/10/out-for-lunch-organizations-partner-to-ensure-kids-dont-go-hungry-during-school-closures/
Schools are closed through the end of the school year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but several local organizations are partnering to make sure students who rely on school meals don’t go hungry. Carmel Clay Schools, with the help of the Merciful HELP Center and Carmel Youth Assistance Program
Today, we announced a distance-learning version of our popular Basic School Resource Officer Course. Follow the link to get more information from our news release.
The National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) announced today a new, distance-learning version of its Basic School Resource Officer course.
Alachua County Sheriff (Florida) school resource officers check on students, help deliver food during #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via The Gainesville Sun
https://www.gainesville.com/news/20200407/school-resource-officers-stay-busy-despite-closures
With schools closed, Alachua County resource officers and deputies may not be there physically, but they are still checking and providing help if needed.
NASRO would like to honor all law enforcement officers and take time to recognize the fallen law enforcement officers. Thank you for your service!
"As a law enforcement officer, my fundamental duty is to serve mankind; to safeguard lives and properties; to protect the innocent against deception, the weak against oppression or intimidation, and the peaceful against violence or disorder; and to respect the Constitutional rights of all men to liberty, equality, and justice."
In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which May 15th falls, as National Police Week. Established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others.
Newtown Police Department (Connecticut) school resource officer writes a lengthy letter to parents to help with the #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via The Newtown Bee
https://www.newtownbee.com/04082020/local-youth-officer-pens-memo-to-adults-about-kids-social-distancing-chall/
A popular Newtown School Resource Officer has penned a memo to parents about some of the challenges he sees local youths facing as they have been thrust into an unfamiliar world of social distancing.
Anne Arundel County Police Department (Maryland) school resource officer pays a socially distanced visit to a student who sorely missed the SRO during the #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore
https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2020/04/05/coronavirus-latest-school-resource-officer-in-anne-arundel-county-visits-student-who-missed-him/
An Anne Arundel County school resource officer surprised a young student who missed his "friend" because schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Since 1972, National School Nurse Day has been set aside to recognize school nurses.
National School Nurse Day was established to foster a better understanding of the role of school nurses in the educational setting.
National School Nurse Day is celebrated on the Wednesday within National Nurse Week, which is May 6th - May 12th each year.
School Nurse Day is May 6, 2020.
The National Association of School Nurses chose the theme for this year " School Nurses: Supporting Students in Times of Crisis."
We ask each SRO to share and tag their school nurse to say thank you. #SND2020
The Arlington County Police Department (Virginia) school resource officers read aloud to students via online video during #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via Connection Newspapers
http://www.connectionnewspapers.com/news/2020/apr/03/arlington-police-officers-reach-out-thru-reading/
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Lower Gwynedd Township Police Department (Pennsylvania) school resource officer Beth Sanborn sent out these photos to families in her school district (Wissahickon School District) as a reminder to enjoy this time together, be safe, and stay positive! #SROsMatter #COVID19
Summit County Sheriff's Office (Ohio) school resource officer personally visiting every senior at his high school to congratulate them for graduating. #SROsMatter #COVID19 via News 5 Cleveland
https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/oh-summit/school-resource-officer-visiting-homes-of-317-graduating-green-high-school-seniors
Summit County Deputy Todd Hart started a tradition a dozen years ago and he won't let the coronavirus pandemic stop him from honoring high school seniors, albeit in a different way.
Norway Police Department (Maine) school resource officer began a twice-weekly read aloud campaign on her school’s page during the #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter via Advertiser Democrat
https://www.sunjournal.com/2020/04/02/when-an-sro-cant-go-to-school/
NORWAY — With schools closed indefinitely, what does a School Resource Officer (SRO) do when they can’t go to school? Why they read to students, of course. Guy E. Rowe SRO Christina Sugars has begun a twice-weekly read aloud campaign on the school’s page. One day she reads a book for ...
NASRO executive director, Mo Canady, announced that we are postponing our 2020 National School Safety Conference from July to August 5-10, at the same Dallas location.
Today, NASRO executive director Mo Canady announced that we are postponing our 2020 National School Safety Conference from July to August 5-10, at the same Dallas location. For more information, see the video below, watch for email from the NASRO office and follow this link to see a news release we issued today:
https://www.nasro.org/news/2020/05/01/news-releases/nasro-postpones-national-school-safety-conference-in-dallas/ #NASRO2020
Milan Police Department (Tennessee) school resource officers find a new way to stay engaged with students during the #COVID19 closure -- taking on challenges sent in by students. #SROsMatter via WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News
https://www.wbbjtv.com/2020/04/29/school-resource-officers-face-off-in-sro-challenge/
MILAN, Tenn.– A police department starts a unique challenge for its school resource officers. “We wanted to have a way that we could reach out and still be engaged with the young people and the students of the Milan school system, but we were looking for an opportunity to do it in a way that we ...
“He is really good at building relationships with kids to be proactive and to help kids in a time of crisis as well.” -- Nebraska principal, commenting on her school's Norfolk Nebraska Police Division school resource officer. #SROsMatter via Norfolk Daily News
https://norfolkdailynews.com/news/norfolk-school-resource-officer-earns-american-legion-recognition/article_30b18aca-7422-11ea-8c00-c32290ede82b.html
Brent Tietz has been making sure to greet students as they enter Norfolk Junior High School every morning for more than a year.
A Lordstown Police Department (Ohio) school resource officer taught bicycle safety virtually during the #COVID19 school closure. #SROsMatter via Tribune Chronicle, Warren OH
https://www.tribtoday.com/news/local-news/2020/04/officer-teaches-bike-safety-online/
LORDSTOWN — Just like the teachers, principal, secretary and nurse, Lordstown schools resource officer David Harrison has been a part of the daily lives of Lo
Our thoughts and prayers are with all who grieve the passing of school resource officer Robert Kinney.
“He always had a smile on his face,” is just one of the many positive and lasting impressions former Hall County Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Kinney made on the men and women of the Sheriff’s Office.
Robby Kinney unexpectedly passed away this week, leaving behind a young family and several communities who loved him dearly.
Kinney served the Hall County Community for just over a decade with the Sheriff’s Office before accepting a position as a School Resource Office in Gwinnett County in July of 2019. Kinney’s career with the Sheriff’s Office began in May of 2009 when he was hired as a Jailer. He graduated from the Police Academy in Nov. of 2011 and officially became a Deputy. He transferred to the Court Services Division in September of 2012.
It was perhaps his next professional move within the agency that most cemented his legacy as a public servant. Kinney became a School Resource Office in Nov. of 2014, serving at both Chestatee Academy (middle school) and East Hall Middle School during his remaining years with the agency.
Major Chris Matthews, commander of the Sheriff’s Office Administrative Bureau, said Kinney was a great employee and friend but so much more.
“I never heard anyone utter a negative word about Robby Kinney. He was a wonderful mentor to the children in our community and had such an amazing love for his own children and wife.”
News of his passing has been difficult and sad for the law enforcement community. His impact on those he served and served alongside is evident. Friendships were maintained and encouragement was offered as Kinney embarked on new career opportunities in Gwinnett County. He was not forgotten at the Sheriff’s Office and never will be.
“It’s difficult to put into perspective the loss of someone so young with so much more to offer the community,” Sheriff Gerald Couch said. “I can only express how thankful I am for the contributions Robby Kinney made to the Sheriff’s Office family and his students. I offer my condolences and ongoing prayers for the Kinney family, who will always be a part of our law enforcement family."
https://www.evansfuneralhomeinc.com/obituary/MrRobby-Kinney
During the #COVID19 school closure, a Croswell Police Department (Michigan) school resource officer uses his singing talents to raise money for people affected by the pandemic. #SROsMatter via Times Herald newspaper in Port Huron, Michigan
https://www.thetimesherald.com/story/news/2020/04/01/singing-cop-raises-money-needy-families/5087413002/
Croswell-Lexington School Resource Officer Erik Wurmlinger's page van be found at facebook.com/officerwurmlinger/.
Spencer Police Department (Iowa) school resource officer informs and entertains students via Facebook video. #SROsMatter via KTIV News 4
https://ktiv.com/2020/04/01/spencer-school-resource-and-d-a-r-e-officer-reaches-out-to-his-school-community/
Officer Hansen posts a message for his school community on the Spencer Community Schools page.
April 26, the Marble Falls Police Department lowered its flag to half staff for the one-year anniversary of the passing of school resource officer Andrew Howe in an off-duty motorcycle accident. SRO Ricky Greer (far left) stood by as Andrew's sons participated in lowering the flag.
As NASRO executive director Mo Canady said in the video we posted April 2, NASRO is still "full speed ahead" in planning for our national conference in Dallas, July 5-10.
We are maintaining close contact with our conference hotel and the local visitor's bureau, to say up-to-date on the latest information.
We intend to provide an additional update in early May. Until then, we're preparing to conduct the conference as scheduled.
We promise to update this page, our Twitter account (@NASRO_Info) and our web site (www.nasro.org) as soon as we know more!
https://www.facebook.com/NASRO.org/videos/1299547130240299/
Please view this video from our executive director, Mo Canady, regarding the current pandemic.
North Carolina school resource officers continue to serve their communities during the #COVID19 school closure, reports Spectrum News North Carolina #SROsMatter
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/charlotte/news/2020/04/01/school-resource-officer-s-finding-new-roles-during-pandemic
SRO's are finding new way to serve their community.
"Why did the banana wear yellow pants?" Keystone Oaks School Police (Penn.) school resource officer hosts video joke time for elementary school students during the #COVID19 closure. #SROsMatter
https://www.facebook.com/181651135877/videos/1411499582363140/
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WHO IS READY FOR SOME JOKES! ??? ...
....I’m definitively ready for a snicker or 2!
It’s time for...”Joke Time with Officer Bruner!”
So Gather the kids around & lets all have a chuckle together - Laughter is the best medicine!!
Hope you child enjoys the video.
Parents, for next week’s video, I would like to tell your kid’s jokes during the video. If you are interested, Please submit any joke they may have to [email protected] - I will give them credit (first and last name) for their joke, what elementary school they attend and who their homeroom teacher is - so I can give a big shout out to their teacher and to their Principal!
Enjoy each day & Stay very safe!
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NASRO executive director, Mo Canady, announced that we are postponing our 2020 National School Safety Conference from July to August 5-10, at the same Dallas location.
Today, NASRO executive director Mo Canady announced that we are postponing our 2020 National School Safety Conference from July to August 5-10, at the same Dallas location. For more information, see the video below, watch for email from the NASRO office and follow this link to see a news release we issued today: https://www.nasro.org/news/2020/05/01/news-releases/nasro-postpones-national-school-safety-conference-in-dallas/ #NASRO2020
Please view this video from our executive director, Mo Canady, regarding the current pandemic.
Make plans to attend the 30th Annual National School Safety Conference in Dallas, Texas July 5-10, 2020. #NASRO2020
Over 2,100 in attendance for the 2019 National School Safety Conference. #NASRO2019
After a riveting presentation from the always incredible Bernie James, our attendees had the afternoon to explore beautiful Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.
Tuesday started out with Krispy Kreme and ended with the Cupid Shuffle. Thank you to our many sponsors, vendors, and exhibitors who wrapped up their presence at #NASRO2019 today!
Day 1 was a great one! Here's a little recap, for those of you who couldn't join us: 1️⃣Lt. Col. Dave Grossman 2️⃣Floyd Ledbetter National School Resource Officer of the Year award winners Lorenzo Beltran and Richard Parenti 3️⃣ Tall Cop Says Stop Jermaine Galloway 4️⃣SRO Training courses 5️⃣Our annual cornhole tournament Are you here with us in Pigeon Forge this week? Join the conversation by posting with #NASRO2019
#NASRO2019 Opening Ceremony
"We have to stop this, because we know that every second we wait, children are losing their lives." That's part of what our operations director, @Mac Hardy told HLN during a live interview June 5. Posted here with permission. #SROsMatter
Make plans now to attend the 2019 NASRO Safe Schools Conference in the Great Smoky Mountains. June 23-28, 2019. Visit www.NASRO.org for registration and more information.
One of NASRO's Educator's Representatives, Dr. Janet Nease, would like to invite you all to the 2018 NASRO Conference in Reno, Nevada. #NASRO2018
One of NASRO's Educator's Representatives, Dr. Mark Bedell, would like to invite you all to the 2018 NASRO Conference in Reno, Nevada. #NASRO2018
Encounters between armed, plain-clothed teachers and responding police officers “could end in a bad way.” That’s part of what NASRO executive director Mo Canady told HLN during a live interview earlier today. Canady was referring to the possibility that officers could mistake teachers for assailants in active shooter situations. He also expressed concerns about how mentally prepared a teacher can be to take another person’s life, especially if the assailant is a student. Law enforcement officers, Canady said, spend careers training for such possibilities. Canady emphasized that every school should have at least one carefully selected, specially trained school resource officer and that some schools should have more than one. “We fund everything else that we’re concerned about in a community,” Canady told HLN. “Why can’t we fund an SRO, whether it’s through federal funds, state funds, or local funds, to protect our students on campus?”
Make plans to attend the 2018 NASRO conference in Reno!
The 2017 NASRO conference has been amazing! Over 950 school resource officers, educators, and administrators coming together to make our schools safer! We hope to see you all in Reno in 2018! Visit our website at www.NASRO.org for more information.
School resource officers picking up their goody bags & conference T-shirts #NASRO2017
Check-in for #NASRO2017 is underway!
Staff & volunteers stuffing goody bags for #NASRO2017 attendees
The 27th annual NASRO Safe School Conference will be held July 23-28, 2017 in Washington, DC. The NASRO conference will bring together school resource officers, law enforcement, school security/safety professionals, school board members, school administrators, and others to receive superior training and networking opportunities. The conference will incorporate the SRO triad concept of educator, informal counselor, and law enforcement with breakout sessions and nationally known keynote speakers. In addition to the keynote sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, NASRO will offer breakout training sessions that are highly relevant and conducted by experts in the field. Attendees will have the opportunity to receive 30 hours of training; view an exhibit hall with the latest in products, technology and innovations; complete a NASRO Training Course onsite at no additional charge; and interact with SROs, School Administrators, Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police from throughout the country and internationally. Get the training you need, connect with SROs, educators, and school safety experts, and experience the fun and excitement of our national’s capital! The NASRO tradition of Karaoke Live Night is a fun event. The 3rd annual Corn Hole tournament will be held, and a very special event at the National Law Enforcement Memorial. “Just Kidding” program will be offered for children and spouses of conference attendees.The Exhibit Hall will be featured on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Door prizes and raffles. Plenty of networking opportunities.
“School-Based Policing and School Safety in the 21st Century” Virginia Tech survivor Kristina Anderson will speak about the importance of reunification and help educators increase person safety awareness. Anderson says training of law enforcement officers and educators can help ease the burden survivors face after significant trauma. Former Columbine High School principal Frank DeAngelis will share the moving story of his personal recovery as well as that of his school and community. Attendees will leave this session with a new-found appreciation for recovery and the planning needed. Pepperdine University law professor Dr. Bernie James will explain how avoiding liability and building a successful SRO program requires a well-written memorandum of understanding between the school district and police department and a carefully selected, properly trained officer. Dr. Kimberly Miller is a licensed psychologist and a sought after law enforcement trainer. Dr. Miller is known for strength and skill-based training, and her session will focus on the leadership needed for a proper response before and during a critical incident. Who should attend? Police chiefs, sheriffs, superintendents of education and other school administrators, juvenile court judges and school resource officers. $295 per attendee Register at https://nasro.org/leadershipsummit/
“School-Based Policing and School Safety in the 21st Century” Virginia Tech survivor Kristina Anderson will speak about the importance of reunification and help educators increase person safety awareness. Anderson says training of law enforcement officers and educators can help ease the burden survivors face after significant trauma. Former Columbine High School principal Frank DeAngelis will share the moving story of his personal recovery as well as that of his school and community. Attendees will leave this session with a new-found appreciation for recovery and the planning needed. Pepperdine University law professor Dr. Bernie James will explain how avoiding liability and building a successful SRO program requires a well-written memorandum of understanding between the school district and police department and a carefully selected, properly trained officer. Dr. Kimberly Miller is a licensed psychologist and a sought after law enforcement trainer. Dr. Miller is known for strength and skill-based training, and her session will focus on the leadership needed for a proper response before and during a critical incident. Who should attend? Police chiefs, sheriffs, superintendents of education and other school administrators, juvenile court judges and school resource officers. $295 per attendee Register at https://nasro.org/leadershipsummit/
Make plans to attend the 27th annual NASRO Safe School Conference to be held July 23-28, 2017 in Washington, DC. The NASRO conference will bring together school resource officers, law enforcement, school security/safety professionals, school board members, school administrators, and others to receive superior training and networking opportunities. Register online at www.NASRO.org
NASRO Executive Director Mo Canady was inducted into the 2016 Albertville High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame. Mo Canady graduated from Albertville High School in 1981 and began his law enforcement career in February of 1986. Congratulations Mo!!
SAVE THE DATE! The 26th annual NASRO Safe School Conference will be held July 10-15, 2016 in Anaheim, CA. The NASRO conference will bring together school resource officers, law enforcement, school security/safety professionals, school board members, school administrators, and others to receive superior training and networking opportunities. Visit www.NASRO.org for more information.
NASRO stands strong with Law Enforcement Officers across this great nation. We support you and continue to pray for your safety. We know the wonderful work you do with our nation's kids each and every day. Your community knows. And probably most importantly "your" kids know.
Cpl. D. Scott Grant of Pasco Sheriff's Office presented the "Proper use of Narcotics K9s in the School System" this afternoon. He reminded SROs that they are not only cops, they are counselors and in a way, the police chiefs of their entire schools. SRO have to know what is going on, he said. Cpl. Grant also said that dope is related to 85 percent of crimes, So schools must be rid of narcotics. He pointed out that canine officers require safeguarding, e.g. taking care not to let dogs work too long on hot pavement, or their pads will burn and they'll be off duty for weeks. Here's a video of a demonstration Cpl. Grant did with his partner, Missy. #NASRO2015
How slow can you go? School resource officers participating in the International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) course at our conference in Orlando practice the skill of maintaining control while riding as slowly as possible. It's not easy! #NASRO2015
Join us for the NASRO National Conference July 5-11 2015.
Happy New Year from NASRO!
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