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Board approves five‑year extension of school‑resource‑officer agreement with Village
Summary
The board approved a five‑year extension of the intergovernmental agreement with the Village to maintain two school resource officers on campus through the 2030–31 school year; administration described officers as integral to school safety and culture and said there was no change to the terms from the prior agreement.
The Pewaukee School District board voted to extend its intergovernmental agreement with the Village to continue having two school‑resource officers on campus through the 2030–31 school year.
Administration described the program as a long‑standing partnership that "has become part of the culture of the district," noting officers engage with students, form relationships and provide safety and security beyond emergency response. The superintendent and other administrators encouraged approval and said the proposed five‑year extension preserved the same terms the district has had in place since 2022 while moving to a five‑year term.
A motion to approve the Pewaukee School District extension of the resource officer agreement with the village of Pewaukee through the 2030–31 school year was made, seconded and approved on a voice vote with abstentions recorded.
Why it matters: The agreement maintains embedded law‑enforcement presence in schools, which administrators described as valuable for student relationships and safety planning. The extension commits the district and the village to continued partnership for the term described.
