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New School Resource Officer Appointed

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Wenatchee School District appointed Madeline Austin as its new School Resource Officer on August 25, 2026.

Austin, a Wenatchee native, served four years in the U. S. Navy and two years as a RiverCom dispatcher before joining the Wenatchee Police Department for four and a half years. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Law & Justice from Central Washington University and is pursuing a Master's in Public Administration. The district stated she will focus on building relationships with students and serving as a positive role model.

The district's announcement did not specify which schools Austin will serve or detailed plans for her role beyond her background and education.

πŸ“„ Source: Local Government β€” https://www.wenatcheeschools.org/88250?articleID=74314
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    Wenatchee School District appointed Madeline Austin as its new School Resource Officerβ€œAugust 25, 2026 Welcome Officer Madeline Austin, Our Newest School Resource Officer The Wenatchee School District is proud to welcome Madeline Austin as our new School Resource Officer.”
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    The appointment was on August 25, 2026β€œAugust 25, 2026 Welcome Officer Madeline Austin, Our Newest School Resource Officer”
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    Madeline Austin is a Wenatchee nativeβ€œMadeline is a hometown success story, having grown up right here in East Wenatchee.”
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    Madeline Austin served four years in the U. S. Navyβ€œShe served four years in the U.S. Navy,”
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    Madeline Austin served two years as a RiverCom dispatcherβ€œShe served four years in the U.S. Navy, then spent two years as a dispatcher with RiverCom, where she learned firsthand what it takes to respond calmly and effectively when it matters most.”
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    Madeline Austin joined the Wenatchee Police Department for four and a half yearsNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Madeline Austin holds a Bachelor of Science in Law & Justice from Central Washington Universityβ€œShe holds a Bachelor of Science in Law & Justice from Central Washington University and is currently pursuing her Master's in Public Administration, continuing to grow both as an officer and as a leader in our community.”
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    Madeline Austin is pursuing a Master's in Public Administrationβ€œShe holds a Bachelor of Science in Law & Justice from Central Washington University and is currently pursuing her Master's in Public Administration, continuing to grow both as an officer and as a leader in our community.”
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    The district stated she will focus on building relationships with studentsβ€œShe holds a Bachelor of Science in Law & Justice from Central Washington University and is currently pursuing her Master's in Public Administration, continuing to grow both as an officer and as a leader in our community. Madeline is looking forward to making a positive difference in the lives of our students β€” building meaningful relationships, being a positive presence, and serving as a role model they can look up to.”
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    The district stated she will serve as a positive role modelβ€œShe holds a Bachelor of Science in Law & Justice from Central Washington University and is currently pursuing her Master's in Public Administration, continuing to grow both as an officer and as a leader in our community. Madeline is looking forward to making a positive difference in the lives of our students β€” building meaningful relationships, being a positive presence, and serving as a role model they can look up to.”
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    The district's announcement did not specify which schools Austin will serveNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The district's announcement did not detail plans for her role beyond her background and educationNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.

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