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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one said SROs were the only solution, but should be *part* of the solution. Nothing will stop all drug issues at school, but having an SRO on site could help stop the pipeline or, at least, make kids think twice and make healthier decisions.  [/quote]

As someone who works at a school with SROs: it does none of those things. They just know not to do their thing in the bathrooms closest to the SRO office. 
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And some kids aren’t doing drugs bc SRos are there. Waiting to get “all” won’t help.  Let’s at least get to deterring “some”.[/quote]

This is 0% true. The SROs are not in the bathroom. The kids don’t even know who the SRO is. People like you are absolutely clueless about reality. Rather than focus on the real issue you just want to spend imaginary money to fill the school with more people who can’t fix the problem themselves. Delusional. [/quote]

Um, no.  I’m a teacher, and I want them back.  I think the kids know that the guy in the police uniform is the SRO.  They can’t solve everything, but I think it scares some of them enough not to do stupid things.  That’s good enough for me.  [/quote]

Exactly.  The presence made a noticeable difference.  [/quote]

No it didn’t. I would love to know where that teacher Pp teaches where he thinks the SRO is some visible superhero deterrent. Probably an elementary school. These kids in high school could give a sh*t about the SRO[/quote]

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