Practical rather than theoretical, specific instead of general, this book shows police and public school officials how to build a more productive relationship given the nature of school based crime. The author, recognizing that current relations between these two groups are, often, less than ideal, address both sides. In clear, jargon-free prose, he explains the needs and concerns of each to the other. He shows them how to initiate, design, implement and operate a program appropriate for their community. He explains the establishment of guidelines that leave no doubt about the responsibilities of each side in given situations and about the organization, coordination and direction of all activities. Most import, he demonstrates how to use this program to achieve the common goal: an education environment that is free of crime and the fear of crime.