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Youth Resource Officers— In our on -going commitment to crime prevention and increasing <br />communications, the Lino Lakes Police Department has officers dedicated to our middle school <br />and our elementary schools. Not only do the officers provide a safe learning environment for <br />the students, they also help educate students and staff. Youth Resource Officers serve as <br />positive role models as they teach classes on everything from internet safety to crime <br />prevention. This rotating assignment gives officers a chance to approach prevention in different <br />ways and improves officer's communication and relationship building skills. The Youth <br />Resource Officer is one of the most visible positions in the department. <br />Officer Wayne Wegener <br />Centennial Middle School <br />Youth Resource Officer <br />Cops, Kids, and Books <br />Officer Brandon Young <br />Lino Lakes Elementary, Blue Heron <br />Elementary, and Rice Lake <br />Elementary Schools <br />Youth Resource Officer <br />Officer Young started the Cops, Kids, and Books program at the three elementary <br />schools in Lino Lakes this year. This program gives police officers an opportunity to <br />read to children in classrooms during the school day. The books are usually chosen by <br />the class and usually include topics of safety and making good choices. <br />The program encourages the importance of reading and at the same time develops <br />relationships between officers, students, and staff The program has been utilized by <br />several of the teachers as a method to bring attention to current class discussions. Topics <br />commonly brought up during the school year included making good choices, kindness, <br />cooperation, bullying and being good citizens. <br />Current readings have included the Gooney Bird Greene series, Junie B Jones, Flat <br />Stanley, and Corduroy the Bear. This has been a fun and worthwhile endeavor inspiring <br />kids to read. <br />26 <br />
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