NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

GLENEAGLES ELEMENTARY School principal Roger Fox (behind bars) was arrested, fingerprinted,
handcuffed and placed in a makeshift jail earlier this month during police week at the school. Stu-
dents donated food to a local food bank in order to free their principal.

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TREATED

THE WEST Vancouver
Police are strictly enforcing
a better relationship with
West Vancouver students of
all ages.

By Michael Becker
News Reporter

Two years ago, West Van-
couver Police Const. Harry
McNeil became the police
department’s secondary school fi-
aison officer,

McNeil has spent the past six
months developing lesson plans to
form the basis of an elementary
schoo! program designed to bring
the police and = students closer
together.

Police wiil visit schools during
“police week.”? Two lesson plans
have been developed for each
grade level. For example at the
kindergarten levei, children will
learn about The Police Officer
And Safety and Community
Helpers — Police Car Demonsira-
tion,

At the grade six level, students
learn about Super Heroes For
Super Students and The Canadian
Court System And You.

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