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Sacramento County Grand Jury • 2002-2003

School Safety in Jeopardy

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Findings 1 findings

F1 Page 66

The School Resource Officer is essential to the safety of students at school.

Recommendations 6

R1
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That all comprehensive high schools which serve Sacramento County students have on campus a school resource officer.
R2
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That intermediate schools have a school resource officer.
R3
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That continuation high schools have access to a school resource officer.
R4
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That the safety of students be recognized by including the school resource officers program in the budgets of the Sheriff’s Department and the school districts serving the unincorporated areas of the county for 2003-2004.
R5
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That the safety of students be recognized by including the school resource officers program in the budgets of the Sacramento Police Department and the Sacramento Unified School District for 2003-2004.
R6
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That the safety of students be recognized by including the school resource officers program in the budgets of the San Juan Unified School District, the Elk Grove Unified School District and the Center Unified School District for 2003-2004. Sacramento County Grand Jury June 30, 2003 53 Commendation The Sheriff’s Department’s fiscal support of the SRO program in 2002-2003 in the unincorporated areas is recognized as positive and necessary.