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School Resource Officers
The City of Lewisville and the Lewisville Independent School District work in partnership daily to provide a School Resource Officer to all middle school or high school aged children. School Resource Officers, or SROs, are funded by grants to provide education and prevention on topics such as alcohol and drug abuse, gangs, and conflict resolution.
What does a School Resource Officer do?
School Resource Officers are specially trained police officers designed to serve as a positive role model for students, and provide assistance to school administration. School Resource Officers are assigned full-time to all high school campuses and two officers are assigned to all five middle schools in the City of Lewisville. The officers provide full police service to their respective campus and build a relationship with students in order to improve relations between youth and police.
With all the reported incidents of violence on school campuses, can you guarantee my child’s safety while at school where a SRO is present?
No police department can fully guarantee the safety of all its citizens. The aim of the School Resource Officer (SRO) program is to help students help themselves through personal safety awareness. In addition, each school campus works with police when developing their school safety plan. The plan includes prevention techniques designed to avoid serious incidents and training for teachers and police on dealing with critical incidents should one occur.
Current School Resource Officers
Parents and students are encouraged to connect with their School Resource Officers. Their contact information is provided below. The SROs may not be available outside of school hours and during holiday breaks.
Lewisville High School - Main Street
469.438.4391
Lewisville High School
469.948.3148
Killian Middle School, TECC-E, Independence ES, Castle Hills ES, Memorial ES
214.850.0560
Lewisville High School - Killough Campus
214.222.6844
Student Success Center @ College Street, Lewisville Learning Center
469.948.7611
Hedrick MS, Lillie J. Jackson ECC, Parkway ES, Lewisville ES
972.350.8910
Lewisville High School - Harmon Campus, TECC-W
469.948.7726
Delay Middle School, Central ES and Mill Street ES
469.948.9328
Officer Justin Heard
Durham Middle School, Creekside ES, Southridge ES, Rockbrook ES
972.350.1634
Huffines MS, Degan ES, Lakeland ES, Valley Ridge ES
972.350.9199
Lewisville High School - Main, Harmon Campus, Killough Campus
TBD
TIP411 for the High Schools
In 2015, the Lewisville Police Department launched Tip411, a system that allows citizens to text crime tip information anonymously from their text capable devices (using the TipLPD Keyword). In 2015, LPD also introduced three new school specific Tip411 keywords for use in the three high school campuses located in the city of Lewisville. These keywords will route directly to our School Resource Officers and offer students a way to report suspected campus related criminal activity anonymously by texting the keyword and your tip information to 847411. The three keywords are:
LEWISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL = LHSTIPLEWISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HARMON = HHSTIP
LEWISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL KILLOUGH = KHSTIP
Tip411 is not a substitute for 911 and does not generate an immediate police response. It should not be used to report crimes in progress or any incident that may require police response for handling. Please call 911 for emergencies or 972.219.3640 for non-emergency incidents requiring police response. Please visit our 'Submit A Crime Tip' page for more information about Tip411 and submitting crime tips.
Youth Cadet Unit #2184
The Lewisville Police Department hosts its own Youth Cadet United associated with the Public Safety Cadets Organization. For more information, you can contact Officer Dylan Sherwood at dsherwood@cityoflewisville.com.