School resource officers making KSD a safer place
Deputies Adam Durflinger and Mike Groves recently attended the Idaho School Resource Officers Conference in Boise, where they participated in discussions about ways to better serve their schools.
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KELLOGG –– Schools have become a battlefield of sorts, but at two of the buildings in the Kellogg School District, the students are not fighting alone.
At Kellogg Middle School and Kellogg High School, dedicated School Resource Officers (SRO) Deputy Adam Durflinger and Deputy Mike Groves are working to ensure kids stay safe.
According to Groves, Idaho has over 700 public K through 12 schools, but only 200 of them have an SRO assigned to them – this could be due to many factors, many of them financial. However, the value they bring is undeniable.
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