Student Resource Officer (SRO)
borough of kane paKane (PA)
About the role
The Borough of Kane, PAis currently looking for qualified candidates to assume the position of SRO (Student Resource Officer)- Part-Time Position The Borough of Kane, PA is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Student Resource Officer (SRO). This part-time role is ideal for retired or current law enforcement professionals who want to continue serving their community in a meaningful, relationship-focused capacity. If not SRO certified, training will be provided by the Borough of Kane. The SRO will be assigned primarily to the Kane Area School District during the Elementary, Middle, and High School calendar year and have the opportunity working part time for the Borough of Kane Police Department. Why This Role Matters This position offers a unique opportunity to positively influence the safety, confidence, and well-being of Kane's youth. The SRO becomes a trusted presence in our schools. Supporting students, strengthening partnerships with staff, and fostering a safe, welcoming learning environment.
Key Responsibilities: Duties include, but are not limited to:
- Campus patrol and monitoring
- Classroom visits and safety presentations
- Report writing and documentation
- Conflict intervention and de-escalation
- Traffic control during school hours
- Emergency response and threat assessment
- Student counseling and support
- Building trust and positive relationships with students and staff
Qualifications:
- Act 120 certification required
- Retired or current law enforcement experience preferred
- Strong communication skills and a community-minded approach
- Ability to work collaboratively with school personnel and Borough staff
- Position Benefits
- Part-time schedule aligned with the school calendar
- Opportunity to stay active in law enforcement without full-time patrol demands
- Meaningful, mission-driven work supporting local youth
- Uniform and equipment provided (if applicable) provided by The Warren Times-Observer recblid kep23ja2thwwnhl6xo211jujryii9k
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