LCSO Youth Service Section and School Community Safety January 2017

Today’s Climate Versus The Past Safety in the Current Environment Today’s Climate Versus The Past

Safety in the Current Environment

Why SRO’s in Schools?

To Facilitate The Learning Environment Why SRO’s in Schools? To Facilitate The Learning Environment

Youth Service Section

School Resource Officers 25 Deputies in all Middle & High Schools 2 Sergeants

Juvenile Resource Officers Six Deputies Teach D.A.R.E. in the Elementary & Middle Schools 1 Sergeant

Crime Prevention Officers 2 Deputies Performing Outreach in all Schools 1 Sergeant

Goal of the Youth Services Section

Youth Services Work With Other County Entities to Solve Youth Related Problems

Safety Issues We’ve Been Dealing With

What We Do To Address These Issues?

Students (teenaged) Get The Class In School Technology Safety Students (teenaged) Get The Class In School Parents Class Is Available In The Evenings

D.A.R.E. The D.A.R.E. program has been taught to all 5th graders at county elementary schools since 1987. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office teaches D.A.R.E. to more than 12,000 students each school year.

Youth Services Deputies Investigate Missing Children Cases

Conclusion Concluding