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Delaware District Replaces Police with Constables in Middle Schools

The Christina School District in Delaware will replace police officers with constables in its middle schools. The change adjusts school security staffing and follows local policy discussions. Implementation is scheduled for the upcoming school year.

Key Points

  • Christina School District transitions from police officers to constables for middle school security.
  • Constables will assume roles previously held by sworn police officers.
  • Decision applies only to middle schools within the district.

Implications for Educational Freedom

This staffing policy affects school safety operations and district resource allocation. Changes in security personnel can influence parental assessments of school environments when evaluating enrollment options. Education policy decisions on staffing remain under local district control.

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