IN District Assigning Police to School Campuses
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: March 11, 2013
CORYDON, Ind. (AP) -- A southern Indiana school corporation is joining the ranks of districts assigning off-duty police officers to its school campuses.
The Courier-Journal of Louisville, Ky., reports that one uniformed officer from either Corydon police or the Harrison County Sheriff's Department was scheduled to be posted starting Monday at the Corydon-based South Harrison schools' South Central campus.
The district is also assigning one officer to split time between Heth-Washington and New Middletown elementary schools, while two officers will rotate among the schools on the Corydon campus.
Superintendent Neyland Clark says the pilot program will cost about $25,000 through the end of this school year.
The Courier-Journal of Louisville, Ky., reports that one uniformed officer from either Corydon police or the Harrison County Sheriff's Department was scheduled to be posted starting Monday at the Corydon-based South Harrison schools' South Central campus.
The district is also assigning one officer to split time between Heth-Washington and New Middletown elementary schools, while two officers will rotate among the schools on the Corydon campus.
Superintendent Neyland Clark says the pilot program will cost about $25,000 through the end of this school year.
