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ALT E. Role THE POLICE MEMBER ASSIGNED TO SCHOOL(S) • In order to foster positive, supportive, and mutually-affirming close working relationships between schools and Police Services, an individual police or RCMP member may be assigned to each school in the District. • Police members assigned to schools will attend the school as contemplated under this Safety Plan. • For clarity, such attendance is contemplated in non-emergency situations. As further set out in the Communications Protocol attached to the Safety Plan as Appendix "A", this Safety Plan specifically contemplates the attendance of Police Services in emergency scenarios, as has always been the case. Responsibilities in relation to the Safety Plan • Building relationships between learning community and respective police department. • Attending school premises as contemplated under this Safety Plan • Meeting a minimum of once per month with the school principal. • Informing the school principal (or designate) when on site….
ALT Graphic with a black background. Callout bubbles at the tope say "Urgent action!" and "Say no to SPLOs in SD61." Main white text says "Join us tomorrow at the Ministry of Education Office, 620 Superior St., Victoria, BC, 12-1PM, to stand in solidarity with the SD61 school board and their decision to keep SPLOs out of schools!" Handle at the bottom: @NOTO.SPLOS.SD61
ALT E. Role THE POLICE MEMBER ASSIGNED TO SCHOOL(S) • In order to foster positive, supportive, and mutually-affirming close working relationships between schools and Police Services, an individual police or RCMP member may be assigned to each school in the District. • Police members assigned to schools will attend the school as contemplated under this Safety Plan. • For clarity, such attendance is contemplated in non-emergency situations. As further set out in the Communications Protocol attached to the Safety Plan as Appendix "A", this Safety Plan specifically contemplates the attendance of Police Services in emergency scenarios, as has always been the case. Responsibilities in relation to the Safety Plan • Building relationships between learning community and respective police department. • Attending school premises as contemplated under this Safety Plan • Meeting a minimum of once per month with the school principal. • Informing the school principal (or designate) when on site….
ALT E. Role THE POLICE MEMBER ASSIGNED TO SCHOOL(S) • In order to foster positive, supportive, and mutually-affirming close working relationships between schools and Police Services, an individual police or RCMP member may be assigned to each school in the District. • Police members assigned to schools will attend the school as contemplated under this Safety Plan. • For clarity, such attendance is contemplated in non-emergency situations. As further set out in the Communications Protocol attached to the Safety Plan as Appendix "A", this Safety Plan specifically contemplates the attendance of Police Services in emergency scenarios, as has always been the case. Responsibilities in relation to the Safety Plan • Building relationships between learning community and respective police department. • Attending school premises as contemplated under this Safety Plan • Meeting a minimum of once per month with the school principal. • Informing the school principal (or designate) when on site….
ALT Graphic with a black background. Callout bubbles at the tope say "Urgent action!" and "Say no to SPLOs in SD61." Main white text says "Join us tomorrow at the Ministry of Education Office, 620 Superior St., Victoria, BC, 12-1PM, to stand in solidarity with the SD61 school board and their decision to keep SPLOs out of schools!" Handle at the bottom: @NOTO.SPLOS.SD61
ALT On a black and white backdrop. At the top says in capital letters “British Columbia Emergency Phone and Email Zap Action”. Under it says in capital letters “MINISTER BEARE: END THE COLLUSION TO EXPAND POLICE-IN-SCHOOLS” and below it says “Zap action!!! Fund our Schools & Remove police-in-school programs across BC” below shows a QR code and below the “Policing-Free Schools” logo. To the right side says “Date: Monday, January 6th Time: 4pm PT Closed Captions Available Register: bit.ly/PoliceInSchoolsCollusionBCZap”