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HPD's Finest
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 Operator Twanna Anderson
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School Resource Officer
The HPD School Resource Officer Program was begun with the intent to improve
community relationships by participating with students in a non-confrontational
setting and working with faculty and parents in the educational process.
This is done by establishing rapport with the students and being available
for them when they have questions or concerns, by establishing programs
in concert with the school administration to address safety and security
issues as well as educational programs and by acting as a counselor/mediator
for the parents and the students.
Some activities of the SRO include:
- Addressing crime and disorder problems on campus by taking enforcement action
when necessary however, the SRO will conduct investigations as needed,
but will focus on prevention;
- Developing a Peer Mediation Program to teach students alternative ways to deal
with their differences/disputes without resorting to violence;
- Developing or expanding juvenile justice programs such as a Juvenile Diversion
Program for first time offenders;
- Facilitating collaborative problem solving with students, parents, teachers,
faculty, and staff to address school safety issues;
- Attend extracurricular activities held on campus when possible;
- Teaching law-related educational courses to students and/or faculty;
- Addressing truancy as a school problem as well as how it relates to crime in
the community.
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Quick
Tip
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 Install a peephole or wide angle viewer in all entry doors so you can see who is outside without opening the door. Door chains break easily and don't keep out intruders.
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