School Resource Officer

During this reporting period, Alexandria City Public Schools documented 36 calls for service across schools with School Resource Officer assignments, with the highest volume occurring at Alexandria City High School – King Street Campus (20 calls), followed by Alexandria City High School – Minnie Howard Campus (7), George Washington Middle School (6), and Francis C. Hammond Middle School (3). The majority of responses were handled by School Resource Officers, with limited involvement from patrol and detail officers. Additionally, there were 3 arrests and 11 referrals recorded during the quarter, all involving School Resource Officer response activity. The report also reflects a quarterly average School Resource Officer attendance rate of 74%, representing a 15% decrease from the previous quarter. Beyond enforcement and response activity, School Resource Officers participated in a variety of educational, athletic, and community engagement activities throughout the schools, including back-to-school nights, club fairs, athletic events, classroom presentations, career fairs, and student group engagement initiatives.

For additional information and supporting data please review the SY25-26, Q1 Report.

During this reporting period, Alexandria City Public Schools documented 28 calls for service across schools assigned School Resource Officers. George Washington Middle School recorded the highest number of calls for service (10), followed by Alexandria City High School – Minnie Howard Campus (8), Francis C. Hammond Middle School (6), and Alexandria City High School – King Street Campus (4). The majority of responses were handled by School Resource Officers, with limited involvement from patrol officers and detectives. The reporting period also included 5 arrests and 3 referrals. The report reflects an average School Resource Officer attendance rate of 84%, representing a 10% increase from the previous quarter. In addition to law enforcement and safety-related responsibilities, School Resource Officers participated in a variety of school-based educational, athletic, and community engagement activities, including classroom support, student mentoring groups, assemblies, parent and teacher meetings, athletic events, and seminars.

For additional information and supporting data please review the SY25-26, Q2 Report.

During this reporting period, Alexandria City Public Schools documented 33 calls for service across schools assigned School Resource Officers. Alexandria City High School – King Street Campus recorded the highest number of calls for service (12), followed by George Washington Middle School (9), Francis C. Hammond Middle School (8), and Alexandria City High School – Minnie Howard Campus (4). The majority of responses were handled by School Resource Officers, with limited involvement from patrol officers and detectives. The reporting period included 7 referrals and no arrests. The report also reflects an average School Resource Officer attendance rate of 80%, representing a 4% decrease from the previous quarter. In addition to safety and response responsibilities, School Resource Officers participated in a wide range of educational, mentoring, athletic, and community engagement activities, including criminal justice classroom instruction, student group mentoring, resource fairs, assemblies, athletic events, fingerprinting demonstrations, and after-school programs. The report also references the Virginia School Survey of Climate and Working Conditions, which supports compliance with state-required school safety audit requirements.

For additional information and supporting data please review the SY25-26, Q3 Report.

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