HORRY COUNTY, S.C. — As the dawn of a new academic year looms, Horry County Schools welcomes a fresh face to head the district’s safety and security. Mike Frederick, a seasoned law enforcement professional, has been appointed as the district’s new Executive Director of Safety and Security. This announcement comes as the district makes significant strides to enhance safety and security across its campuses.
Frederick, boasting more than 30 years of professional experience in law enforcement and public safety, will bring to the school district expansive knowledge and experience. Prior to this appointment, he served for ten years as the Chief of Law Enforcement for the South Carolina Public Service Authority. Frederick was also previously the Police Chief in the Town of Surfside Beach, during which he demonstrated substantial leadership and commitment to maintaining public safety.
In addition to his impressive work history, Frederick holds a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from the revered University of South Carolina. He also stands as a proud graduate of the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy, affirming his credentials and suitability for his new role.
The timing of Frederick’s appointment is crucial, coinciding with the forthcoming academic year. His extensive background in security and law enforcement will enhance safety measures in place across the district’s schools. The appointment also underscores the district’s determination to prioritize the safety of its students, staff, and stakeholders.
Frederick will be responsible for overseeing the safety and security operations throughout the Horry County Schools district. His role will entail developing and implementing comprehensive security plans and protocols; working with staff to ensure their adherence; and maintaining the overall safety of students, teachers, and school administrators. The collective goal is to ensure a conducive and safe learning environment for all students attending Horry County Schools.
This significant appointment symbolizes a step forward for Horry County Schools as it continues to enhance its safety standards. With Frederick at the helm of district security, the school community can anticipate increased focus on safeguarding its premises and members, thereby ensuring the continuity of academic excellence in a secure and supportive environment.
Article courtesy of HERE News Network.
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