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School Resource Officers Training Course Description:

This forty hour class has been developed as a result of requests and working as a School Resource Officer. The curricula is constantly being updated by the instructor and other juvenile experts based upon the trends, needs and goals of law enforcement agencies, schools and the general public.

The class focuses on the School Resource Officers Program as another congruent to community policing by stressing the importance of a continuous collaboration with youth, families, schools, community based organizations and law enforcement. Students will be exposed to various techniques that will ensure successful programs and those strategies that tend to hinder the program success. The students are encouraged and given opportunities to share their experiences in order to facilitate other officers. Guest speakers will include representatives from the Juvenile Justice System, the public school district; community based organizations and several youth offenders presently in rehabilitation programs.

Who should Attend?
Any School Resource Officer, DARE Officer, Juvenile Liaison Officer, School Car Officer or Juvenile Probation Officer. This course is designed based upon the goals of the California School Safety Plan. Students will be expected to prepare and demonstrate one Law Related Education (LRE) topic and a final examination will be administered.

CORE TOPICS:
Conflict Mediation skills, Communication skills, Interviewing techniques, Counseling & Teaching Skills, Anger Management, School Violence, Juvenile Legal Aspects, History of Gangs including Intervention Techniques, Early Warning Signs, Assessment Techniques and Referral Services.

Dates: TBA
Call for registration: 415-401-4600
Bayview Police Station (see map below)
201 Williams Avenue San Francisco, California 94124

November 2004: TBA
Classes will meet from 0800 until 1700 hours

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
S.F. Police Academy Training & Education Unit (see map below)
350 Amber Drive San Francisco, California 94112
(415) 695-6900 P.O.S.T.
Certified Course and reimbursement plan

Fees include a manual and all materials including a certificate of completion. Upon completion student will also receive a three-part presentation quick code penal reference and education code reference for juvenile related crimes and a reference guide resources and referral for youth.

About the Instructor:
The Instructor and developer of the School Resource Officers Training Course, Officer Yulanda Williams is a member of the San Francisco Police Department. She is considered a subject matter expert of juvenile issues and a published author. Her program has been featured across the United States as well as in England and other foreign countries. As the course developer, Officer Williams receives many requests for interviews and serves as a consultant for several existing SRO Programs with other law enforcement agencies. She is a graduated of the P.O.S.T. Master Development Instruction Course and as such she is certified to teach in Police Academies in California. She is a high energy and knowledgeable trainer and she utilizes various professional training aids and techniques to maintain a captive audience.

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