ROBB CAMPBELL NAMED
SCHOOL RESOURCE
DEPUTY OF THE YEAR
Being a School
Resource Deputy (SRD)
is unlike any other
assignment in law
enforcement.
First
and foremost, SRDs
enforce the law to
help maintain a safe
and orderly learning
environment on
middle and high
school campuses
around the county.
But the job is so
much more. School
Resource Deputies
are a unique blend
of law enforcement
officer, teacher,
counselor, friend,
adviser, mediator,
moderator, mentor
and school volunteer
all rolled into one.
And during the
school year about to
end in Volusia
County, no one did
the job better than
Volusia County
Sheriff’s deputy
Robb Campbell.
Seabreeze High
School nominated
Campbell for the
award, which was
announced Tuesday.
The 2010-11 school
year in Volusia ends
on Friday.
Seabreeze
administrators
praised Campbell for
his commitment to
safety and his
efforts to help
guide students in
their path to
success while
maintaining a strong
relationship and
positive rapport
with the extended
school community.
“Deputy Campbell is
truly a proactive
campus leader,
continually
apprising our campus
staff of security
and safety issues,
investigating leads
and tips and
actively pursuing
the best interests
of our campus,”
Jacalyn Jones, an
assistant principal
at Seabreeze, wrote
in her letter of
nomination. “He has
exemplified
outstanding
leadership, a
commitment to the
safety of our school
community and a
commitment to law
enforcement
education in order
to become an even
more effective
protector of our
campus.”
The 44-year-old
Campbell has been
with the Sheriff’s
Office since October
2005. He previously
served in road
patrol and court
security. This is
Campbell’s second
year as a School
Resource Deputy,
covering both
Seabreeze High
School in Daytona
Beach and Ormond
Beach Middle School.
Administrators noted
that Campbell’s
dedication includes
frequent attendance
at sporting events
and other
extracurricular
events. “I can
unequivocally attest
to the fact that
Deputy Campbell is
deserving of this
special recognition
as Volusia County
SRD of the year,”
said Jones.
Sheriff Ben Johnson
also added his words
of praise. “I’m very
proud of Robb and
the positive image
he projects in his
dealings with
students, parents
and educators,” said
Sheriff Johnson.
“He’s a terrific
role model, and I
appreciate the
School District
recognizing his
efforts. It
certainly was a very
well deserved
award.”