- Instructor: TNSTEP
Categories: Webinar
School Resource Officers (SROs) do much more than keep our schools safe. Your child with disabilities or mental health needs may benefit from the support an SRO can provide.
This presentation will address:
- The role of the School Resource Officer
- How to introduce yourself and your child to the SRO
- Tips to build a great relationship with your school’s SRO
Click here to view the recorded presentation
Click on the links below for the webinar handouts:
- Click here to download the presentation
- Parent Guide SRO in Schools
- TNDOE FAQ Restraint and Isolation for Students Receiving Special Education and Related Services
- All About Me Booklet
- One Page Profile
- Social-Emotional Health in Young Children
- Protective Factor for Family Strengthening
- Age-Related Reaction to a Traumatic or Stressful Event
- YouTube Video #1 – Deputy Brian Osborn, SRO https://youtu.be/pngy6Hmk3ZI
- YouTube Video #2 – Meet School Resource Officer Russell https://youtu.be/gQDcsogVuzs
TNSTEP’s Lunchtime Leaders Webinar Recording 6/7/22
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