What is a Police School Liaison Officer?
A Police School Liaison Officer is a law enforcement officer assigned to the school. The purpose of having a PSLO at school is to assist the school in maintaining a safe environment for students, staff, and visitors. The PSLO interacts positively with students to gain confidence and trust. Students who choose illegal behaviors are held accountable by the PSLO through referrals to Social Service or citations. The PSLO actively supports the schools policy to discipline student behavior that threatens the health or safety of others. 2. Will I be notified before an officer interviews my child? Law enforcement officers are not required by law to notify parents prior to interviewing a student. However, It is the policy of the Wisconsin Rapids Police Department and the Wisconsin Rapids Public School District to notify the parent/guardian as soon as it is practical. 3. Are other law enforcement officers allowed to interview students at school? Yes. Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools and local law
