School Resource Officers

Noble Public Schools · Campus Police Department

The Officers Who Work in Our Schools

The Noble Public Schools Campus Police Department protects and serves the students, faculty, staff and visitors of the district, and works to keep the learning atmosphere safe. Our officers are certified with the State of Oklahoma and hold all the powers, authority and responsibilities the state grants.

Protect, Serve, and Keep Learning Safe

The mission of the Noble Public Schools Campus Police Department is to protect and serve the students, faculty, staff, and visitors of the district while maintaining a safe learning atmosphere for children.

Trained to the NASRO standard

The department follows the best practices of the National Association of School Resource Officers. Every SRO is a carefully selected law enforcement officer who has received, or will receive, specialized training in the use of police powers and authority within a school environment.

Meet the Officers

Kevin Austin

School Resource Officer

A United States Marine Corps veteran with more than thirty-five years in law enforcement, Austin now leads the Noble Campus Police Department.

Specialties: Crime Scene Investigation · Behavioral Threat Assessment · CPTED Risk & Vulnerability Assessment · Rapid Response Instructor

Full background

Austin has served as a patrol deputy with the Cleveland County Sheriff's Department, a patrolman with Noble PD, and with Purcell PD, where he retired as Criminal Investigations Division Lieutenant Commander. He holds an Advanced CLEET certification with over 2,600 documented hours of continuing education, and completed the Oklahoma Chiefs of Police certification in 2024.

Kevin Standridge

School Resource Officer

Raised in small-town rural Oklahoma in a family dedicated to public service, Officer Standridge brings nearly two decades of law enforcement experience.

Specialties: Active Shooter Response · Emergency Management · Crisis Intervention · Field Training Officer

Full background

Throughout his career Officer Standridge has served as a Dispatcher and Jailor, Police Officer, Field Training Officer, Law Enforcement Instructor, Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) member, Patrol Supervisor, and Criminal Investigator.

He was recognized as the Noble Police Department's Officer of the Year in 2020, and honored as the National Association of School Resource Officers Officer of the Month in 2024. He holds an Advanced CLEET Peace Officer Certification, a Master of Science in Public Safety Administration, and numerous law enforcement instructor certifications across a broad range of law enforcement and school safety disciplines.

Caden Holt

School Resource Officer

A Pauls Valley native from a long family line of public educators, Officer Holt has served in law enforcement since 2015, spending his career in patrol and as a School Resource Officer.

Specialties: Impaired Driving Enforcement · Domestic Violence Investigation · Active Shooter Response

Full background

Officer Holt has served at Noble PD, along with the Garvin County and Cleveland County Sheriff's Offices, and Del City PD. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from East Central University and an Advanced Peace Officer certification from CLEET. Away from work he enjoys the outdoors, sports, and time with his wife and two children.

Full Authority, Clear Purpose

The Campus Police Department has an agreement with the City of Noble that extends to adjacent public roads and property. We work to maintain a strong relationship with the city, county and state officers who serve the district, so there is cohesion across jurisdictions in our community.

Noble Campus PD School Resource Officers are also cross-commissioned with the Cleveland County Sheriff's Department, giving the department full law enforcement jurisdiction county-wide.

Emergency Response

Noble Public Schools uses the Standard Response Protocol — five plain-language actions (Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate, Shelter) used by schools and first responders nationwide, so everyone knows what a word means the moment they hear it.

Report a Safety Concern

If you know of a threat, a weapon, an act of bullying, or any behavior that could put a student or a campus at risk, please tell us. Every report is taken seriously and reviewed by campus police. Share as much detail as you can — who, what, where and when — so our officers can respond quickly.

School Closings & Inclement Weather

When Oklahoma weather forces a closing, a delay or an early release, the district announces it as soon as the decision is made. You do not need to call the school to find out.

Contact Campus Police

Related

• The Standard Response Protocol The five emergency actions, reunification, and what to do if you get an alert.
• Bullying Prevention How to report bullying, what happens next, and who to talk to at each school.
• Mental Health Resources Crisis lines, school counseling contacts and local agencies.
• Cell Phone & Electronic Device Policy
• Student Handbooks · Health Services · Transportation
• ProtectOK — Oklahoma Department of Public Safety