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In a desperate move to salvage his fledgling political career, Denver Public School’s board member Auon'tai “Tay” Anderson wants to keep resource officers off campus and not protecting students, but in true Orwellian fashion he’s calling it community resource policing. This way, Anderson can keep p
The Denver school board could vote as early as Monday on whether to rescind or reaffirm its 2020 policy prohibiting armed police in schools, potentially paving the way for officers to return to campuses long-term.
On Thursday, Denver’s school board started publicly hashing out whether school resource officers, or SROs, will permanently return to campuses. It’s about time. But will Denver Public Schools rescind and
Some members of the Denver Public Schools Board of Education are offering their own ideas when it comes to how School Resource Officers are used in the district.
One proposal would give Superintendent Alex Marrero broad authority to station police on Denver school campuses. Another would keep police off school grounds in most circumstances.