DPD School Liaison Program
The School Liaison Program is designed to build a strong relationship between police and youth to influence youth in becoming responsible members of the community. The school liaison officers serve the 18,000 youth in 36 schools in the Delta school community.
The supervisor for the School Liaison Program is Sgt. Cathy Geddes
All the classes from kindergarten to grade 12 will be visited by their school liaison officer at least once each school year for a formal presentation on a grade-appropriate topic.
Kindergarten |
Safety Bear |
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Grade 1 |
Strangers and Safety Awareness |
Grade 2 |
Strangers and Personal Safety |
Grade 3 |
Teasing |
Grade 4 |
Peer Pressure |
Grade 5 |
Bullying and Fireworks |
Grade 6 |
Internet Safety |
Grade 7 |
Drug Education |
Grade 8 |
Drug Education, Internet safety |
Grade 9 |
Violence in Dating Relationships |
Grade 10 |
Driver Education |
Grade 11 |
Open Forum |
Grade 12 |
Drinking and Driving |
The school liaison officers also work in partnership with the school administrators and outside agencies including ICBC, Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) and Delta Youth Services to provide presentations to both youth and their parents. Presentations that have been provided to the community in recent years include forums on drinking and driving, drugs, bullying and youth violence »see Youth Safety Resources.
By maintaining a balance of education and enforcement initiatives the school liaison officers continue to provide Delta students with a safe learning environment and the tools for success in life.