School Resource Officer Director (anticipated)
applitrackWillard (MO)
School Resource Officer Director (anticipated)
Posted 6 days ago
applitrackWillard (MO)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
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Frontline Applicant Tracking - Willard R-2 School District School Resource Officer Director (anticipated) JobID: 2973
Position Type: Administration/ Director
Date Posted: 9/28/2026
Location:
District-wide position
Date Available: 11/02/2026
Position: School Resource Officer Director
Qualifications
Education level:
Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice
Certification or Licensure: Must hold a Missouri Peace Officer Certification and be commissioned in accordance with Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 590.
Experience desired: 3 or more years of experience as a sworn Law-Enforcement officer
Other requirements:
The lead must train and supervise the School Resource Officer staff; additionally, they must be able to qualify with all weapons assigned to the officer, keep updated on all police related training, and be eligible for Willard School Police requirements/commission
General Summary:
The SRO will demonstrate proven leadership and a demeanor that fosters a climate of high expectations through honest, transparent actions and a service-focused approach that engages the entire school community. They will assist in providing an effective learning environment as well as providing support, leadership, and training to students, parents, and faculty members as needed.
Performance Responsibilities:
Must report to Willard School District, POST (Police Officer Standards and Training Office), Missouri State Highway Patrol, and the Missouri Attorney General's Office
Must be able to take direction and collaborate with school administration for effective decision-making
Respond to radio-dispatched calls for service.
Conduct preliminary and follow-up investigations of all school-related criminal activity and accidents
Assist with student traffic in parking areas
Monitors and supervises student conduct
Information source for all law enforcement and juvenile officials
Must wear appropriate uniform/dress attire
Professional decisions and appropriate judgment to provide safety and security of students and staff
May be required to physically restrain or control individuals while on school property or at school-sponsored events
Role model for students in appearance and conduct
Must attend In-service meetings for faculty, students, and parents
Provide supervision at after-school events and activities
Assist with hiring of SRO staff for the district
Assist High School Activities Office with hiring and supervision of security for activities and athletic events
Supervise and complete yearly evaluations of SRO staff
Provide recommendations and feedback to the district office regarding budgetary needs
Oversee and maintain all safety and security equipment
Prepare and report statistics regarding security events and criminal activity to the District Office building principal, District Office Administration, and other state reporting agencies as needed.
Attend and schedule a minimum of 24 hours of continuing education each year for the entire SRO staff, as well as other safety and tactical training for firearms, tasers, and defensive strategies
Maintain and manage the Lexipol security training and policy acknowledgements
Type of Position: Exempt Professional
Salary Schedule: School Resource Officer Salary Schedule, Director
Reports to:
Assistant Superintendent of Operations
Evaluated by: Assistant Superintendent of Operations
Postings current as of 10/3/2026 9:02:31 AM CST.
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