The Boerne Independent School District recently introduced its 2022-23 School Resource Officers. As reported by The Star in June, Boerne ISD, along with the Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch police departments and the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office, assigned each Boerne ISD campus with a designated School Resource Officer beginning in the 2022-23 school year.
08/12/2022 12:00 AM
The Boerne Independent School District recently introduced its 2022-23 School Resource Officers. As reported by The Star in June, Boerne ISD, along with the Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch police departments and the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office, assigned each Boerne ISD campus with a designated School Resource Officer beginning in the 2022-23 school year. The collaboration is part of an effort to strengthen safety and security measures at all Boerne ISD facilities, information stated. Pictured are, from left, front row: Iris Solis, Fair Oaks Ranch PD, Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary; Alex Kabuss, Kendall County SO, Herff Elementary; Michael Pease, Boerne PD, Curington Elementary; Keith Faulkner, Boerne PD, Boerne Middle School South; and Eric Gomez, Boerne PD, Fabra Elementary. Second row: Evan Downer, Fair Oaks Ranch PD, Van Raub Elementary; Ryan Cook, Boerne PD, Cibolo Creek Elementary; Ruben Trevino, Boerne PD, Champion High School; and Roger Fuentes, Boerne PD, Boerne High School. Back row: Jared Moore, Kendall County SO, Voss Middle School; Nicholas McWright, Boerne PD, Kendall Elementary; Rome Borrego, Kendall County SO, Comfort ISD, fill in for Boerne ISD; and David Chavez, Boerne PD, Boerne Middle School North. Submitted photo
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