Thirty-one students from Hoover Middle School recently visited the Taylor Police and 23rd District Court.
Hoover
used funds from its student-run school store to pay for the bus and purchase
letters, posters, snacks and drinks for the officers. Students created
signs, wrote letters and made rice crispy treats. The group then bought
things cases of waters, pops, chips, muffins, brownies, etc. for the officers
to show appreciation for all they do.
While
on the trip, students took a tour of the courthouse. They met with
Officer Clayton Conner and went to Judge Joseph Slaven's courtroom. They watched
an actual court preceeding.
The
Hoover then went to the police station and toured the facility and the SWAT
garage. The students really wanted the officers to know that with
everything going on across the country, the Taylor Police Department is
appreciated.
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