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Where safety meets belonging: the power of school–community partnerships
Dr. April Hershey, Assistant Superintendent, contributed this article for the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators March newsletter. At a time when trust in institutions is fragile, our work as district […]
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This week, we’re proud to kick off School Resource and School Security Officer Appreciation Week by lifting up the relationships that keep our school communities safe and supported.
Dr. April Hershey, Assistant Superintendent, recently contributed an article to the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators March newsletter, reflecting on the power of intentional school–community partnerships.
In her piece, Dr. Hershey highlights how collaboration with partners like our Lancaster City Bureau of Police, School Resource Officers, and School Security Officers helps build trust, foster belonging, and ensure students experience adults as protectors, mentors, and allies.
At the School District of Lancaster, student and staff wellness, physical, mental, and emotional, is foundational to learning. Our School Resource Officers play an important role in creating environments where relationships come first, concerns are addressed early, and students feel safe to ask for help.
As we recognize School Resource Officer Appreciation Week, we extend our thanks to the officers who show up for our students and schools each day. Their presence and commitment strengthen our school climate and remind us that our communities are strongest when we stand together around our children.
Read the full piece on our website, link in comments.
This week, we’re proud to kick off School Resource and School Security Officer Appreciation Week by lifting up the relationships that keep our school communities safe and supported.
Dr. April Hershey, Assistant Superintendent, recently contributed an article to the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators March newsletter, reflecting on the power of intentional school–community partnerships.
In her piece, Dr. Hershey highlights how collaboration with partners like our Lancaster City Bureau of Police, School Resource Officers, and School Security Officers helps build trust, foster belonging, and ensure students experience adults as protectors, mentors, and allies.
At the School District of Lancaster, student and staff wellness, physical, mental, and emotional, is foundational to learning. Our School Resource Officers play an important role in creating environments where relationships come first, concerns are addressed early, and students feel safe to ask for help.
As we recognize School Resource Officer Appreciation Week, we extend our thanks to the officers who show up for our students and schools each day. Their presence and commitment strengthen our school climate and remind us that our communities are strongest when we stand together around our children.
Read the full piece on our website.
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