Submit electronically through the DCJS Grants Management Online Information System (GMIS) by the 12th
day following each quarter.
2. Did you apply any CPTED principles to improve school safety? Yes No
If yes, briefly explain:
3. Did you participate in any special activities or events that promoted Yes No
school safety (e.g. help revise school policies/procedures, student crime
prevention project, etc.)?
If yes, briefly explain: I have revised the crisis manuals for the Buena Vista School system
4. Were there any notable problems or situations that you were able to Yes No
defuse, prevent, or resolve that might have otherwise developed into
reportable incidents?
If yes, briefly explain: with a student complaint about some information
6. Did you encounter any conditions or factors in your work environment that:
made it easier to perform law enforcement duties? Explain: The layout of the building and the
administrations coperation
made it harder to perform law enforcement duties? Explain:
1
7. How many times did you refer a student or parent to the following school or community
resources or programs:
Schoo Communit
l school guidance counselor y protective services (child abuse/neglect)
school social worker 1 social services (non-abuse/neglect)
1 school psychologist 1 mental health/family counseling services
conflict mediation program 1 victim services
anger management program juvenile or district court
truancy/dropout program 1 domestic violence services
student assistance program recreational/youth development org
other (specify) other (specify)
5 % investigations
80 % patrol/monitoring
3 % meetings (staff, parents, students, etc.)
5 % LRE or other instruction
4 % crime prevention projects
% court hearings and related activity
1 % doing reports and paperwork
% in-service or school sponsored training
% non-SRO assignments
2 % safety and security audits/CPTED work
% other (specify):
100 %
2
I feel that the program is going great, because of the extreme team that has been formed with the
SRO and the administration and staff. The SRO has gained trust with a majority of the student
body, and has put proactive plans in place. The Rachell Challenge will be held on Novermber 11 at
Parry McCluer High school