Florida Crime Prevention Training Institute

Bureau of Criminal Justice Programs

address:	Office of the Attorney General Bureau of Criminal Justice Programs The Capitol, PL-01 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050
phone:	(850) 414-3360
website:	www.fcpti.com
online:	fcpti@myfloridalegal.com

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Course Details

Course Title:	SRO Advanced Training*
Start Date:	07/25/2018
End Date:	07/27/2018
Course Time:	8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Course Number:	092-18-01
City:	Altamonte Springs
Tuition:	$299.00
Location & Lodging:	This course will be held at the Embassy Suites Orlando North Hotel, 225 Shorecrest Drive, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. For reservations, call (800) 445-8667 (available 24 hours) or call the Sales Department at (407) 571-3432 (available 8:30AM - 4:30PM, Monday through Friday.) The room rate is $95.00 and reservations must be made by July 3, 2018. Group Name: OAG - SRO Advanced

Course Description:
In response to requests for further School Resource Officer (SRO) training, this class is a follow-up to the Intermediate Course. Taking the Intermediate Course is NOT a prerequisite to this class. This three-day course will enhance the skills of the experienced SRO and provide information on various topics, for example. There will be a review of new legislation and case law as it relates to the SRO. Since school campuses are miniature cities with multiple personalities and individuals with distinctive needs, SROs will learn how to interact and respond to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, while insuring the safety and security of everyone involved. Participants will discuss incidents of school violence and actions that can be taken through environmental design to reduce vulnerability. In addition, participants will learn about the latest technological devices students have at home and are bringing to schools and what they are seeing on the Internet. A prerequisite to this course is the SRO Basic Training Course. Course topics are subject to change

Course Description:

In response to requests for further School Resource Officer (SRO) training, this class is a follow-up to the Intermediate Course. Taking the Intermediate Course is NOT a prerequisite to this class. This three-day course will enhance the skills of the experienced SRO and provide information on various topics, for example. There will be a review of new legislation and case law as it relates to the SRO. Since school campuses are miniature cities with multiple personalities and individuals with distinctive needs, SROs will learn how to interact and respond to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, while insuring the safety and security of everyone involved.

Participants will discuss incidents of school violence and actions that can be taken through environmental design to reduce vulnerability. In addition, participants will learn about the latest technological devices students have at home and are bringing to schools and what they are seeing on the Internet.

*A prerequisite to this course is the SRO Basic Training Course.

*Course topics are subject to change