Thank you to officer Rich for coming to visit room 2 and 3!
Thank you to Ms. Halsall for organizing his visit!
Thank you to the students for giving their 5Ls of active listening!

We learned so much about being a police officer! There is a police helicopter that can watch from the sky, even you. Police officers need to be safe too. They have 'just in case' safety tools.
We learned it is important to know our address and phone numbers to keep ourselves safe.

Before his visit, we prepared many questions. Officer Rich was amazed by the great questions from the students.


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