Jordan grateful to make positive impact on students

FREMONT — Those with the Sandusky County Sheriff's Office are publicizing the school resource officers who protect and serve students along with staff members at local school district buildings. Recently, it featured Sandusky County Sheriff's Office Deputy Eric Jordan, who's assigned to Fremont Schools. Jordan is also a SWAT operator and on the county's special response team. The office recently posted some biographical information about him: • His experience in law enforcement: six years • His favorite school lunch: Bosco sticks • His favorite school subject: gym • His least favorite school subject: math • What he enjoys in his free time: "Spending time with my wife, Tayler, and our daughters, Tula and Norah." • What he enjoys most about the position: "Engaging with students and staff in the district and making a positive impact on the schools and the community." • His challenges in the role: "Managing between four to six schools. I do my best with time management while being a positive figure for students at every school." • A fun fact: "I played college and professional football."