Campus Police
Kevin is married & has one adult child.
Kevin grew up around the Noble/ Norman area before joining the United States Marine Corps just after graduation. After his military service, he joined the Cleveland County Sheriff's Department as a Patrol Deputy, worked for Noble PD as a Patrolman, & for Purcell PD retiring as the Criminal Investigations Division Lieutenant Commander. Retirement did not last long as he was offered a position with Noble Public Schools as the Noble Campus Police Department Chief of Police. Kevin's career has spanned over 3 1/2 decades.
Kevin holds an Advanced CLEET Certification with over 2,600 hours of documented continuing education in a plethora of subject matter in Law Enforcement. His specialties have included crime scene investigations, fingerprinting, bloodstain pattern analysis, photography, Internal Affairs Investigation certified, Behavioral Threat Assessment Management, Risk Vulnerability Assessments (RVAs), Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), Run, Hide, Fight Instructor, & Rapid Response / L.A.S.E.R. for Law Enforcement Officers- just to name a few.
Kevin has attended & taught multiple active shooter training programs, academy instructor, Multi-disciplinary child abuse team member, Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Instructor, Field Training Officer, & Crimes Against Children. Kevin has also attended the OK Chiefs' of Police certification in 2024.
Kevin is an active member of the Fraternal Order of Police, the National Tactical Officer’s Association, & the National Association of School Resource Officers.
Officer Kevin Standridge grew up in a small-town rural Oklahoma and comes from a family dedicated to public service. He is married and has two children.
With almost two decades of law enforcement experience, Officer Standridge has served in roles including Patrol Officer, Master Police Officer, Field Training Officer, Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) member, Law Enforcement Instructor, and most recently, State Agent. He was named Noble Police Department Officer of the Year in 2020 and NASRO Officer of the Month in 2024.
He holds an Advanced CLEET Peace Officer Certification and is an instructor specializing in active shooter response and emergency management. Officer Standridge earned a Master of Science in Public Safety Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice both from Liberty University, an Associate Degree in Police Science from Oklahoma State University–Oklahoma City, and certificates in Forensic and Investigative Sciences.
Caden was born in Norman, Oklahoma and raised in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma where he comes from a long family history of public education. He is a graduate of Pauls Valley High School. After high school, he attended Murray State College for one semester and played baseball. He then transferred to East Central University in Ada and majored in Criminal Justice. earning his Bachelor's degree and CLEET certification. He was also on the Dean’s list his final year of college.
Caden has been in law enforcement since 2015 and has spent that entire time in Patrol and some time as an SRO. His career has been spent at Noble Police Department but has also worked at Garvin County Sheriff’s Office, Del City Police Department, and the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office. He holds an Advanced Peace Officer certification from CLEET and has specialized in areas such as impaired driving enforcement, domestic violence investigations, and multiple active shooter response trainings.
Caden has two children. Caden spends his free time doing anything outside, spending time with his family, and watching sports.
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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. The officers are certified with the state of Oklahoma and have all powers, authority, and responsibilities granted by the state. The motto of your Noble Campus Police Department is:
"A Commitment To Excellence."
The Campus Police Department has established an agreement with the city of Noble to include adjacent public roads and property. We try hard to maintain a great working relationship with the city / county / state officers of the district to include cross-jurisdiction cohesion with the district.
In addition, Noble Campus PD School Resource Officers have been cross commissioned with the Cleveland County Sheriff Department under Sheriff Chris Amason’s leadership. Noble Campus PD holds full Law Enforcement jurisdictional office county-wide.
The Campus Police Department adheres to the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) best practices: Our Administration requires that all SROs be carefully selected law enforcement officers who have received or will receive specialized SRO training in the use of police powers and authority in a school environment. The roles of the SRO is clearly defined to include: Law Enforcement Officer to protect, a Mentor / informal Teacher to learn, & an informal counselor for future success.
SROs are not school disciplinarians. We will refer any student handbook conduct violation to the proper school official for further action.
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Keeping our students, employees and visitors safe is a top priority. NPS has adopted the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) developed by the I Love U Guys Foundation. SRP- I Love U Guys
The I Love U Guys Foundation was started in 2006 by John-Michael and Ellen Keyes following a school shooting that took the life of their daughter, Emily. She had texted “I Love U Guys” during the ordeal, setting a tone that has become the mission and ethos of the Foundation: Kindness, Community, and Responsibility.In an event of an emergency or exigent circumstances, there may be limitations that your child(ren) may not be available for immediate check-out. If the facility is in a Lockdown, Shelter, Evacuate, or Secure there may be an extended waiting period before conducting a Reunification scenario.
Noble Campus Police recognizes the goal to keep your children safe and back into your loving arms as soon as we can- but first we must deal with the emergency situation that presents itself.
