The VSB’s Review of Armed Police in Schools Has Not Gone Smoothly Parents and advocates say the Vancouver School Board is moving too slow and makes it hard to speak at public meetings. Katie Hyslop is a reporter for The Tyee. Reach her here. SHARES Markiel Simpson of the BC Community Alliance. The alliance has requested the immediate end of the Vancouver School Board’s school liaison officer program. Photo supplied. It’s been seven months since the Vancouver School Board announced a review of the presence of armed police officers in the city’s schools. An initial draft is expected to be made public in early March.