North East ISD Police Department

Summer is just around the corner and NEISD has a very special Summer Feast for you on Jun. 13, 2024 from 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM at Ed White Middle School.

NEISD Summer Feast is an event open to all NEISD parents and their children from elementary, middle and high school. Children 18 and under will be provided a free lunch at the event through our free summer meal program.

In addition to the lunch program, the event will feature a resource fair with tables representing District departments, business partners and community agencies.

Each family in attendance will leave with a free produce bag courtesy of the San Antonio Food Bank.*

Christus Children's Mobile Clinic will be on hand to provide immunizations.

Featured Vendors and Partners include: San Antonio Zoo, San Antonio Healthy Neighborhoods/Metro Health, YMCA, Laurel Ridge Treatment Center, Sylvan Learning, Pets Alive, Any Baby Can, Family Service, Urban Strategies, Autism Community Network, City of San Antonio Metro Health, CRIT San Antonio, San Antonio Parks and Recreation, SA Kids BREATHE, and more!

Want to learn more about NEISD? We will also have representatives from District departments including Health Services, School Nutrition, Family Engagement, North East Council of PTAs, Volunteers, Human Resources, Community Education, Career and Technical Education, and Transportation.

Student entertainment, music, raffle prizes and giveaways will also be featured.

Learn more on our District Calendar or by visiting https://www.neisd.net/Page/2 /20240601/event/1118447

From our Family to yours, we wish you a very safe and Happy Thanksgiving. Please remember to enjoy responsibly.

Take some time today to tell someone you are thankful for them.

I am thankful for my fellow Officer Mariano who goes above and beyond to make meaningful connections with her students.

Today, Officer Mariano took donuts to her kiddos at Camelot to wish them a safe and Happy Thanksgiving.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for a spooktacular evening of Trunk-or-Treating! The event was a huge success thanks to our NEISD community partners, volunteers, and North East Police Officers and their families. We enjoyed seeing so many awesome costumes and meeting so many community members.

We are already looking forward to next year 🎃

It is a privilege to have Antonio as an honorary member of NEISD Police Department. Antonio is an inspiration.

Always a blast with the LEE cluster. Another great LEE-esta in the books.

We can’t wait to see you!

North East Police Department
October 31, 2022, from 6 pm-8 pm at North East ISD Police Department located at 10333 Broadway SA TX 78217.

Thank you to those who have already donated treats.

Our North East Police Department will host a Trunk or Treat event for the community on October 31, 2022, from 6 pm-8 pm at NEPD Headquarters located at 10333 Broadway SA TX 78217.

There will be candy, face painting, food, games, a costume contest, a dunking booth, and LOTS OF FUN!

Would you like to donate candy for the event? Candy can be dropped off at NEISD Police Department (10333 Broadway SA TX 78217). For more information, feel free to call 407-0903.

NEPD wanted to send a special shout out to Jaiden for assisting campus custodial professionals by helping to clean the cafeteria.

Jaiden said he started picking up and organizing trays because he wanted to help the custodian.

“One cool thing is another student helps me pick up trays now, so that is kinda cool,” said Jaiden.

Jaiden is a shining example of what it means to be a Bradley Bear. Keep leading by example Jaiden!

Please consider attending this important training.

This event will be held at Eisenhower if you’re interested in attending.

NEISD to cover police academy costs for new recruits!

Instead of waiting for officers to come to our District, we are going straight to the source to hire the best, first. North East Police Chief Wally McCampbell is visiting police academies recruiting cadets directly while telling them NEISD will cover the cost of the police academy for cadets who agree to a three-year commitment with NEPD. That means thousands of dollars will go back into the pockets of recruits as soon as they start at NEPD.

“They are just finishing some of the most rigorous training they are ever going to get,” said McCampbell. “If we can get them to work for NEPD as soon as they graduate, they get a chance to really make a difference in the community from day one.”

“School policing is different,” said McCampbell. “Getting to know your community is key. You can only do that with time and consistency. The more students see an officer, the more comfortable they are going to that officer for help. On top of that, these officers will get to know these students and have a better idea if something is going on with them. Our goal is that these new recruits will become fixtures in these communities for years to come.”

“It takes all of us to make a difference and keep our schools safe,” said NEISD Superintendent of Schools Dr. Sean Maika. “The hope is new ideas like this will truly create a sustainable pipeline of men and women who become officers to protect and serve students and teachers.”

It takes all of us to be
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