Lincoln County Middle School eighth graders write letters expressing appreciation for their school resource officer. Below are excerpts from their letters: “A SRO in our school is making our school feel safer. An officer with special training, so that they can make sure everyone is safe. That no matter what, that person will always make sure that we are safe in our school. This is how I feel with a SRO in the building. Mr. Southerland seems very friendly, and...

Attached is a photo of one of our SRO’s at Danville Independent Schools, Charlie Parks. He is helping deliver meals during virtual school.

Here is a picture of our SRO at Carroll County High School (Benny Johnson) working with our students.

The Daviess County Public Schools Police Department participated in the “Stuff the Turkey” campaign alongside the Daviess County Public Schools district’s family resource and youth service center coordinators. The event invited the community to donate non-perishable food items, hygiene, and personal care products for students and their families. The Daviess County Public Schools police officers not only worked at the locations alongside the family resource and youth service center coordinators, but also helped create the baskets the families received. The...

I have three pictures to share: our Chief SRO Steve Sutton. Our SRO’s are dearly loved.  Elaine Bailey 

For a full copy of the 22nd annual KCSS report, call 877-805-4277. Greetings from KCSS Executive Director Jon Akers Few would argue that 2020 was a year unlike any other as nearly every aspect of life as we knew it before COVID was either interrupted, cancelled, or at least changed to some degree. As depicted throughout this report, our schools were no exception; their academic and extra-curricular routines were disrupted completely. We saw most districts discontinue in-person school attendance for...