School Resource Officers
The Mason County Sheriff’s Office has sworn Deputies assigned to various Mason County Schools. The School Resource Officers (SRO) are specially trained deputies focused on serving the community at the heart of the communities’ resources, its children. The three major roles of our SRO include: law enforcement officer, law enforcement-related counselor, and law enforcement-related educator.
A School Resource Officer fills many different roles within the school system.
- The SRO is a vital member of the school’s administrative team, helping solve problems within the school community.
- The SRO is an educational resource for the students, teachers, administrators, and parents.
- The SRO provides students with a positive role model, and a balanced view of law enforcement.
- The SRO handles law enforcement-related issues on campus.
- The SRO is a counselor of students, teachers, and parents.
Mentoring is the central focus of the program. SRO’s have the opportunity to form lasting impressions on young people. To help students succeed, the SRO provides guidance, tutoring, and coaching.
- The SRO provides students with a positive role model, and a balanced view of law enforcement.
- The SRO handles law enforcement-related issues on campus.
- The SRO is a counselor of students, teachers, and parents.