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Superintendent updates board on SRO case and potential body‑camera contract language
Summary
Superintendent Ryan Pacatte told the Board that SRO Joe Geer entered a guilty plea and was assigned probation; the village will be compensated. The district discussed potential SRO body‑camera language to include in an upcoming contract and privacy implications for students.
Superintendent Ryan Pacatte updated the Board on the school resource officer (SRO) investigation: the transcript records that SRO Joe Geer entered a guilty plea and probation was assigned, and that the village will be compensated. Pacatte said the district is considering language about SRO body cameras that may be included in an upcoming contract and noted that student privacy concerns will be addressed in that language.
Board member Steve Comeau asked about the effect on student privacy from body cameras in SRO contracts. Pacatte said the matter will be addressed in forthcoming contract language and that the administration will bring potential language to a future meeting. The update was provided as part of the superintendent’s broader leadership report and no formal policy or contract vote on body‑camera language took place at the June 23 meeting.
