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The District 59 Board approved a motion authorizing district staff to enter discussions with Elk Grove Village to amend the current SRO agreement, a step trustees said could add a second school-resource officer (SRO) to support district schools.
Trustees emphasized equity: one board member said the extra SRO was initially discussed for elementary sites but that a schedule allowing coverage in Des Plaines and other schools would help ensure equitable support across the district. Another trustee referenced materials presented at the May 7 meeting describing potential benefits of a second SRO, including relationship-building and educational opportunities at elementary schools.
The motion carried by roll call with all trustees recorded as voting in favor in the transcript. Board members said specific operational details and scheduling would be worked out during the negotiation process with Elk Grove Village.
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