- Attending meetings of parent groups and faculty-wide in-service sessions
- Attending school functions and extracurricular school events
- Being a counseling resource in areas that may affect the educational environment but may be of a law-related nature
- Being a resource for the students and enabling the students to be associated with a law enforcement figure in their own environment
- Being available for conferences with students, parents, and faculty members to assist with problems related to law enforcement and crime prevention
- Conferring with school administration to develop strategies to prevent dangerous situations on or near the campus
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- Gathering information regarding potential problems such as criminal or gang activity and identifying individuals who may be a disruptive influence
- Promoting citizen awareness of law enforcement efforts on campus to ensure the peaceful operation of school-related programs and build rapport with students
- Referring students and their families to the appropriate agencies for assistance when a need is determined
- Taking steps appropriate and consistent with law enforcement officer’s duty when a crime occurs
- Working closely with the school principals, meeting on a regular basis
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