Detective Jory

Youth Aide Officer

Gloversville Middle School

ABOUT THIS WEBPAGE:

On this webpage you will find information on topics that impact our everyday lives.  You also will find many websites and phone numbers that will be a resource for you to contact to assist in many different safety areas.  If I can be of any assistance to you in the future please do not hesitate to call.  If you have any information about any crimes that are committed in our School Building 's or Community again please do not hesitate to call, you can remain anonymous. 

The Gloversville Middle School Community Tip Line:
 775-5720 Ext. 2064.

Hate Crime or Harassment Reporting Form for Students/Parents

YOUTH AIDE OFFICER OVERVIEW

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

1.  The Youth Aide Officer and Walk Through Programs are to assist Gloversville Middle School in fostering a positive relationship between the law enforcement community, school community, today’s youth, and the community at large.

2.  To build a better community of citizens by providing a community- based role model in the educational system.

3.  The program also attempts to promote a better understanding of the law enforcement officer’s role in society while educating students, parents, and school personnel.

4.   To reduce the number of code of conduct violations

PRIORITIES:

1.      The first priority of the officer is the protection of students, staff, and the community from negative influences and to assist in maintaining order in the school and community by working directly with local agencies such as: DSS, Probation, and School Officials.

2.       The second priority is to act as a community partner with the school staff in safety matters, violence reduction strategies and legal aspects of the activity of students.

3.       The third priority is to facilitate excellence in citizenship and related law education. The Youth Aide Officer will share citizenship information about responsibilities in the school and community.

4.       The fourth priority is to provide a positive role model to the students and to foster better understanding between the law enforcement community and the students and staff.

CONTACT/ASSISTANCE INFORMATION:

Fulton County Department of Social Services- 736-5615

Fulton County Department of Probation 773-3565

Family Counseling Center- 725-4310    www.familycounselingcenter.org

Fulton County Alcohol and Substance Abuse Council- 773-3532

How to Instill Character in Children -  http://www.charactercounts.org/ 

National Safe Kids Campaign - http://www.safekids.org 

National Safety Council - http://www.nsc.org 

New York State Office of Fire Prevention & Control -  http://www.dos.state.ny.us/fire/firewww.html 

Substance Abuse & Mental Health 24 Hour Hotline 1-800-729-6686 or 1-800-788-2800  http://www.health.org

Samaritans Suicide Prevention Center Confidential Crisis Hotline - (518) 689-HOPE

New York State Child Abuse and Maltreatment Register - 1-800-342-3720         

Mechanicville Rape Crisis (518) 664-4008

24 Hour Sexual Assault Hotline (518) 447-7716       

National Runaway Switchboard - 1-800-621-4000

Drug and Alcohol Abuse Hotline 1-800-662-HELP    

Report Underage Drinking 1-866-UNDER 21

National Institute of Drug Abuse - http://www.drugabuse.gov

Domestic Violence - http://endabuse.org/ 

National Youth Violence Prevention - http://www.safeyouth.org 

American Psych. Assoc. - Violence - Prevention - http://www.actagainstviolence.com 

Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence - www.opdv.state.ny.us       

National Crime Prevention Council - http://www.ncpc.org    

New York State Sex Offender Registry - 1-900-288-3838 

National Do Not Call Registry 888-382-1222

New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (518) 457-6326 or www.criminaljustice.state.ny.us

National Injury & Violence Prevention Resource Center - http://www.childrenssafetynetwork.org/ 

US Center of Disease Control, Children's Safety Network - http://www.cdc.gov/safeusa