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The following
is a list of the training courses
we offer. You may click each
title to view the scheduled date
for each course, or you may view
the entire schedule of courses here.
Basic
School Resource Officer Training:

This forty-hour
class is the foundation of
effective school-based policing
programs across the United
States. The attendees will be
given the basics that are needed
to work effectively as a
school-based law enforcement
officer. The triad approach of
teacher, counselor, and law
enforcement officer is the format
that is presented in this block
of instruction. The attendees are
given the skills that will make
them effective on campuses of
schools in any setting. Any
school-based law enforcement
officer, school security officer,
educator, administrator,
supervisor, dean or parent will
benefit from attending this
class.
Intermediate SRO Training - Contemporary
Issues in School-Based Law
Enforcement and Safety Programs:
This forty-hour class has been
developed as a direct result of
the success of the Basic School
Resource Officer Course. The
skills that are developed in the
basic class, or the practical
experience that the officers or
administrators have obtained, are
refined and developed. Students
will be given the opportunity to
share the problems in their
program and work to find
solutions, with the help of the
other attendees. There will also
be an opportunity for the student
to discover ways to improve their
performance and their entire
program by developing new
resources and discussing other
specialized programs that they
can adapt to better serve their
students, schools and
communities. Completion of the
Basic School Resource Officer
Class is not a requirement for
taking or being successful in
this class. Attendees for this
class should be school-based law
enforcement officers, school
security officers, educators,
administrators, supervisors,
deans, or parents.
Advanced
Training for School Based
Programs:
This forty hour class has been
designed to assist law
enforcement officers and
school-based personnel in
continuing their professional
growth and assisting them in
becoming the safety and security
experts in their respective
districts. This curricula was
developed to meet identified
needs of these officers, schools
and districts. Attendees will be
taught how to integrate the goals
of community policing into their
schools and school-based
programs. Methods used to
evaluate their programs and
officers will also be discussed.
Changes in the law and legal
requirements will be taught to
assist the officers and
administrators in the creation of
safer schools. Profiling at risk
students and their behavior will
be addressed to assist in the
identification and prevention of
potentially violent or deadly
behavior in our schools.
Attendees will be given the
latest information to assist them
in identification of at risk
students, and then intervention
methods to help these students
before they harm themselves or
others.
Finding
Solutions For The Violence In Our
Schools:
This twenty-four hour class
has been created for school-based
law enforcement officers and
educators to assist them in the
development of comprehensive
strategies for combating and
preventing the violence in our
schools. The class will give the
attendees a look at programs that
have worked and help them in the
development of strategies to work
more effectively together to
create an environment where all
students and teachers are safe
and secure.
Supervision
And Management Of School-Based
Law Enforcement Programs:
This twenty-four hour program
has been designed by the
supervisors and managers in the
field. The management of this
very different type of law
enforcement officer and program
will be discussed. The attendees
of this class will discuss the
School Resource Officer's
position from the selection
interview, through performance
reviews to the removal of problem
officers. This course will
benefit the school administrator
that has been assigned the
responsibility of supervising the
program. Also, any supervisor or
manager that has been given the
responsibility for a DARE
program, school resource officer
program or any other school
security effort should attend.
Combating
Gangs On School Campus:
In this sixteen-hour class the
attendees will be given the
skills needed to identify,
intervene and treat the epidemic
of youth gangs that is infecting
schools across the country. There
are gangs in every part of our
society, regardless of the
economic status of our young
people. The disease of youth gang
involvement has crossed all
racial, ethnic and sexual
barriers. This class will provide
the attendee with facts and
information that will make them
effective in the prevention and
treatment of this disease.
Program
Development For Your School
Resource Officer Program:
In this sixteen-hour program
the attendees will be given the
input needed to place their
School Resource Officer Program
on a solid foundation. This
course has been designed as a
combined workshop for the law
enforcement agencies and
educators that will be working
with these officers. We will
assist in the development of
contracts and guidelines for the
program and assist in the problem
solving process for existing
programs.
Crime
Prevention For Community Oriented
Police Officers:
This twenty-four hour class
has been developed for law
enforcement officers that are
taking on the additional task of
being responsible for crime
prevention in their areas. The
attendees will be taught how to
do safety and crime prevention
surveys for schools, businesses,
and residences. This is not a
class to learn locks and windows.
However, the officers will be
taught to plan, develop, present
and implement crime prevention
strategies that work.
Refresher
2005:
This "NEW" course is being
offered as a direct result of training requests
and surveys done to identify specific needs.
It will motivate and rejuvenate both students
and programs. Topics such as Hate Crimes
in School, Problem Solving, Program Evaluation,
Bullying, Terrorism on Campus, Raves, Internet
Crimes and Legal Updates will be discussed.
This course will
be updated and offered annually to continue
educating and motivating all school-based law
enforcement personnel and school administration.
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