Platteville School Board members say they are optimistic a police officer in schools will help improve relationships between law enforcement and students, particularly students of color, despite reservations from some members of the public. Board members have reviewed a revised job description for a new community resource officer position, which now places greater emphasis on mentorship and teaching. No formal votes were taken, as the board previously approved creation of the position in November with the hiring of officer Josh Stowe. Stowe will attend a 40-hour course that trains police in topics such as adolescent development and behavior, special needs students, trauma and diversity.
Platteville School Board Has Revised Description Of CRO Position
Aug 14, 2020 | 1:06 PM
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