Congratulations to Deputy SRO Kevin Noyes of the Macon Co. Sheriff's Office (MO) on being recognized as a NASRO Practitioner! 🚓
This distinction reflects his dedication to school safety, leadership, and continued professional growth. Learn more at https://t.co/0fZlF4WdDp.
Congratulations to our September 2026 Photo of the Month winner - SRO Shane Freeman of the Fort Payne Police Department (Alabama).
Want your shot at victory? Submit your best SRO photos to [email protected].
“When you have SROs in your building, they are a part of a law enforcement entity, but they shouldn’t be seen that way,” Carver principal Thyais Maxwell said. “They should be seen as a part of the fabric of the school and the fabric of the staff.”
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Does your child really know everyone on their friend and follower lists online? Don’t wait to find out.
Take a few minutes to review those lists together and remove anyone they haven’t met in person. ☑️
A quick check can spark deeper conversations about privacy and online safety. Learn more at: https://t.co/CU96eHeYgJ #Pledge2Protect
Strong school safety systems are built through collaboration. Join us in Dec. at the National School Safety and Security Summit: https://t.co/kfugH2BEnS
We are proud to announce a new partnership with the United States Secret Service! They provide:
•Childhood Smart presentations
•Operation Safe Kids events
School administrators, community organizations, & law enforcement can request these free resources.
Please join us in congratulating Eric Warkenthien of the Brookings Police Department (SD) on this outstanding accomplishment! 🎉
Thank you for your continued commitment to excellence in school safety.
Learn more at https://t.co/0fZlF4WdDp
NASRO Instructor and Training Director Kerri Williamson teaching the NASRO SRO Basic Course in Milford, Massachusetts.
This course is hosted by the Municipal Police Training Center Milford.
NASRO Instructor Darryl Hunter teaching the NASRO Basic SRO Course in Archbald, Pennsylvania.
This course is hosted by the Northeast Educational Intermediate Unit 19.
Why is AMHT Training important for SROs? ❓���
Because in order to work effectively with students, you have to understand how their brains work! Learn more about NASRO's AMHT training here: https://t.co/QXkz2eJd3D
Have expertise to share with the school safety community? NASRO wants to hear from you! We’re looking for engaging, practical sessions that bring new skills, current trends and fresh ideas to SROs, SSOs, educators and administrators.
Submit your proposal: https://t.co/SOWfzUMpDI
From scrolling through social media to online gaming, @Know2Protect has tips to help teens set healthy #DigitalBoundaries and be safer online. Display this poster in classrooms, hallways, and other school areas to remind students what they can do: https://t.co/e8XhYY4Bzb