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School Resource Officers

Logos for the Northlake, Trophy Club, Fort Worth, Rhome and Roanoke police departments.

The School Resource Officer (or SRO) program is a partnership between local police departments and Northwest ISD that is a nationally accepted program involving the placement of law enforcement officers within the schools for the purpose of enforcing laws, conducting presentations to students, faculty and parents, as well as counseling/mentoring students. 

The SRO Program is designed to facilitate student pride toward the school, assist the school administration in maintaining an atmosphere conducive to learning and provide professional police services in an informative and educational manner to the district. It is important to realize that the officer has been placed in the school to help maintain a safe, orderly, and secure atmosphere for learning. But equally important, he is there to act as a resource person, to assist any student or educator with the resolution of problems coming within the purview of the officer. Whenever problems occur at school, the officer is immediately available to take the needed action. The SRO is a classroom resource for instruction in the law related education, violence diffusion, safety programs, alcohol and drug prevention, crime prevention and other areas. 

Program goals include:

  • Provide a safer educational environment that is beneficial to learning
  • Reduction of criminal offenses committed by juveniles and young adults
  • Establish rapport with students
  • Establish rapport with parents, faculty, staff, administrators and other adults
  • Create and expand programs with vision and creativity to increase student participation, which benefits students, the school district and the community
  • Present a positive role image for students and adults

Duties of an S.R.O. include, but are not limited to: monitoring campus safety and security, serving as law enforcement resource for the students and faculty, enforcing criminal law violations and counseling with students, parents and school staff to resolve problems or misunderstanding in order to reduce the possibility of criminal activity and violence.

The following officers are assigned to the Northwest ISD School Resource Officer Team.

Byron Nelson High School SROs

Darnell Dean

Byron Nelson High School
Roanoke Officer
darnell.dean@nisdtx.org
817-698-5614

Cody Northcutt

Byron Nelson High School
Trophy Club Officer
cody.northcutt@nisdtx.org
817-698-5701

Eaton High School SROs

Christopher DeLuna

Eaton High School
Fort Worth Officer
christopher.deluna@nisdtx.org
817-698-7366

Alfredo Lopez

Eaton High School
Fort Worth Officer
alfredo.lopez@nisdtx.org
817-698-3566

Northwest High School SROs

Cameron Jones

Northwest High School
Fort Worth Officer
cameron.jones3@nisdtx.org
817-215-0313

David Nicholson

Northwest High School
Fort Worth Officer
david.nicholson@nisdtx.org
817-215-0904  

Steele Early College High School SRO

Jack Wiseman

Steele Accelerated High School
Roanoke Officer
jack.wiseman@nisdtx.org
 

Middle School SROs

Dan Bailey

Adams Middle School
Fort Worth Officer
dan.bailey@nisdtx.org
817-541-8037

William Colvard

Chisholm Trail Middle School
Rhome Officer
william.colvard@nisdtx.org
817-698-1649

Randy Driesenga

Wilson Middle School
Fort Worth Officer
randy.driesenga2@nisdtx.org
817-698-7953

Kenneth Garcia

Tidwell Middle School
Fort Worth Officer
kenneth.garcia@nisdtx.org
817-698-5920

Gilberto Lara

Worthington Middle School
Fort Worth Officer
gilberto.lara@nisdtx.org
682-605-7870

Caleb Lewallen

Barksdale Middle School
Northlake Office
caleb.lewallen@nisdtx.org
737-375-6387

 

Caleb Montgomery

Medlin Middle School
Trophy Club Officer
Caleb.montgomery@nisdtx.org
817-215-0519

Donald Thomas

Pike Middle School
Fort Worth Officer
donald.thomas@nisdtx.org
817-215-0438

DAEP SRO

Kimberly Gentry

DAEP
Fort Worth Officer
Kimberly.gentry@nisdtx.org
817-698-1148