From Roadways to Hallways: One Officer's Mission to Reach Young Hearts by Keith F. Lazaron II

Lazaron provides not only stories but also a blueprint for fostering trust and mentoring youth through his book, which is both influential and valuable due to his way of narrating a story. It combines high-level insight with real life experiences.
In this powerful memoir, veteran officer Keith F. Lazaron II brings readers into the heart of the school hallways he once patrolled. Lazaron redefines what it means to be a School Resource Officer. The book "From Roadways to Hallways" stands out as a combination of true stories, emotional honesty, and practical advice. Readers will encounter enduring characters, including traumatized students, politically navigating teachers, and a community debating what constitutes modern-day school safety.

Lazaron provides not only stories but also a blueprint for fostering trust and mentoring youth through his book, which is both influential and valuable due to his way of narrating a story. It combines high-level insight with real life experiences.

This personal account is an inspiration of leadership and an unwavering compassion, from planning care drives to conducting life-saving simulated DUIs and starting a Law Enforcement Mentor Club that transformed lives.After every chapter, he reflects, asking officers and teachers about ways they can make schools safer, more welcoming, and more trustworthy. This book speaks directly to educators, law enforcement leaders, policymakers, parents, and anyone who believes our youth deserve more than discipline; they deserve devotion.

Lazaron's story has already touched the hearts of people and earning praise from leaders in the field who understands the weight and accountability comes with the badge.

Mayor Michele Langham of West Kittanning says, "A must-read for all leaders who believe in the power of connection, community, and compassion."

It is "an authentic and powerful testament to the heart behind the badge," according to retired Pennsylvania State Police Corporal Christopher Robbins "Keith writes from the soul, not just from experience.

About the Author

Keith F. Lazaron II is a dedicated public servant with over 20 years of law enforcement experience and honorable service as a U.S. Army veteran. Originally from Braintree, Massachusetts, he has served in roles including Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Deputy Sheriff, Police Sergeant, and School Resource Officer, with a consistent focus on justice, integrity, and community engagement. He holds dual associate degrees, a bachelor's in Criminal Justice with honors from Norwich University, a Master of Public Administration from Anna Maria College, and certificates in Genocide Education and Strategic Leadership. He is currently completing a Doctorate in Criminal Justice at National University. Keith's firsthand experience and academic background give him a unique voice in public safety, leadership, and school policing, with a strong focus on ethical service, trauma-informed care, and bridging the gap between youth and law enforcement.

Author Name: Keith F. Lazaron II

Book Name: From Roadways to Hallways: One Officer's Mission to Reach Young Hearts

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