Want to be a crossing guard? Here’s what to know
News 12’s Kimberly Kravitz learned what it takes to apply to be a crossing guard this school year.
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Aug 23, 2023, 10:04 AM
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Updated 753 days ago
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13h agoWith back to school around the corner, News 12 New Jersey’s Kimberly Kravitz learned what it takes to be a crossing guard.
Detective Sergeant Russel Luedecker, traffic bureau supervisor of the Cranford Police Department, showed the application process and what it takes to become a crossing guard.
Watch more below to learn what it takes to become a crossing guard:
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