Four Lubbock ISD Officers Recognized For Standout Work Across 40 Campuses - NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts

Sgt. Jerry Zamora just took home top honors as Lubbock ISD's Officer of the Year, leading a group of four officers recognized for their standout work across 40 campuses.

LISD specifically lauded these four officers for their dedication during the 2025-2026 school year. The district's police department, which includes these officers, is responsible for keeping students and staff safe. Their patrols span all campuses, from early childhood centers off I-27 to larger high schools like Coronado and Monterey down 19th Street. They manage everything from traffic flow during pickup at Talkington School for Young Women Leaders to responding to incidents, ensuring security for thousands of students.

This recognition acknowledges the constant, behind-the-scenes work protecting our children. Whether they attend elementary school near North Loop 289 or graduate from Estacado, their safety is paramount. Parents in neighborhoods like Raintree or over by the Depot District can feel more confident about their kids' school environment. Their commitment directly impacts the security and well-being of thousands of families across the city. These individuals are the quiet guardians allowing teachers to teach and students to learn without constant worry.

Lubbock ISD educates approximately 23,000 students, meaning these four officers directly influence the safety and daily experience for nearly one in ten Lubbockites.