The Regina Police Service School Resource Officer Program utilizes the concept of community policing with officers acting as a resource to faculty, students, parents and the school community.
A police officer is assigned to each Regina high school, and also carries responsibility for a number of elementary schools. Each School Resource Officer (SRO) has an office within his/her high school(s) and interacts with students, teachers, school staff and parents on a daily basis. School Resource Officers provide education on the following topics: general safety, social media, alcohol and drug education, impaired driving, anti-bullying, inter-personal (domestic) violence, stranger awareness, pedestrian safety, life skills and the justice system. SROs also investigate complaints to police involving schools. In some cases, mediation brings about a successful resolution to the complaint; in other cases a criminal charge may result.
In addition to presentations and investigations, SRO’s take part in team sports, intramurals, one-on-one reading, arts activities and other school events.
There are fourteen School Resource Officers assigned to Regina’s high schools and elementary schools.
School Resource Officer Program Goals
- To develop positive attitudes toward police officers and to develop positive relationships between youth, their families and police
- To provide administrators, counsellors and teachers with a resource in the areas of law and police work in the community
- To provide information to students on the law, the work of the police, and legal consequences.
- To provide individual counselling and assistance to students relative to the law.
- To gather information on youth activities in schools and the community.
- To reduce crime on school property and in the community, now and in the future.
- To help to create a safe school environment.
Safety Protocols in Schools
- When a school is secured, there is a real or reported threat outside of the school. This results in school activities continuing inside the school, but outdoor activities are curtailed and access in and out of the school is carefully controlled.
- In the very rare case of a lockdown, students and staff lock themselves in their classrooms because there is a credible threat to the school population.
- The Regina Police Service, through our School Resource Officer Program, works with Regina Public Schools and the Regina Catholic School Division to practice drills of both of these protocols.
- Drills are practiced in schools around the city, multiple times per year. That way, when the protocols are put in place in real-time, students, staff and police know their roles and feel as safe as possible.
Todd Jerome
Sergeant
SRO Supervisor
Anthony (AJ) Rodier
Corporal
Allan Blakeney Adult Campus
St. Luke Alternative School
Allan Blakeney Adult Campus ISP1
St. Luke Quiet High School
Albert School
Seven Stones School
Morning Star Christian Academy
Harvest City Christian Academy
Prairie Sky School
Rob Haroldson
Corporal
Cochrane Campus
Campus Regina Public (CRP) Law Enforcement/Criminology
Victoria Campus
Concord
Campus Regina Public (CRP) ISP 2
Vocational Alternative
Regina Integrated Classroom
Cornwall Alternative School
Andrea Costanza
Constable
Miller Comprehensive High School
St. Augustine School
St. Marguerite School
St. Faustina School
St. Elizabeth School
St. Gabriel School
Ecole Wascana Plains
Jack Mackenzie School
Blair Randall
Constable
Dr. Martin LeBoldus Catholic High School
Luther College High School
Regina Christian School
Deshaye Catholic School
Holy Rosary Community School
École St. Pius X
St. Matthew School
Laval Elementary School
Jeff Lewis
Constable
Winston Knoll Collegiate
Laval High School
MacNeill Elementary School
George Lee Elementary School
École Centennial School
Henry Janzen School
École St. Angela Merici
W.H. Ford School
Erin Black
Constable
École Massey Elementary School
Marion McVeety School
Ecole Dr. A.E. Perry Elementary School
Grant Road Elementary School
Thomson Community School
Wascana Rehabilitation Center
Tim Logan
Constable
Scott Collegiate
Scott Police Academy (SPA)
Brad Young
Constable
Archbishop M C O’Neill High School
Post Secondary VTRAs
Coronation Park School
St. Peter Elementary School
St. Timothy School
Gladys McDonald School
Regina Huda School
École St.Mary
Dr. L.M. Hanna School
Brandon Boon
Constable
Balfour Collegiate
W.F. Ready School
W.S. Hawrylak School
Arcola School
Wilfred Hunt School
Douglas Park School
Saint Dominic Savio Elementary
Du Parc École Francophone
Rob Muntain
Constable
Post Secondary VTRAs
Coronation Park Community School
St. Peter Elementary School
St. Timothy School
Gladys McDonald School
Regina Huda School
St. Mary School
Brittany Dunford
Constable
Martin Collegiate
Rosemont Community School
Ruth M. Buck School
St. Francis Community School
Walker School
McLurg School
St. Joan of Arc School
Kitchener School
Sam Geiger
Constable
Michael A. Riffel Catholic High School
École Elsie Mironuck
Plainsview School
St. Josephat School
St. Bernadette School
St. Nicholas School
St. Jerome School
Sacred Heart School
Madison Pawliw
Constable
Sheldon Williams Collegiate
Connaught School
Lakeview School
Ethel Milliken School
Crescents School (Formerly Davin School)
Ecole Harbour Landing School
Argyle Elementary School
St. Kateri Tekakwitha School
Devin Shuba
Constable
Thom Collegiate High School
McDermid Community School
St. Michael Community School
St. Gregory School
Imperial Community School
MJ Coldwell Elementary School
Ruth Pawson Elementary School
Mother Teresa Middle School
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