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Georgia Gov. Kemp proposes additional $50 million in school safety funds after Apalachee shooting
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp proposed an additional allocation of $50 million in one-time funds toward school safety grants on Monday amid widespread calls for increased safety funding after a school shooting resulted in four deaths in Barrow County last September.
The legislature met with the backdrop of September's mass shooting at Apalachee High still fresh in lawmakers' minds.
Apalachee High School will hold a virtual learning day for students Monday to give staff time to familiarize themselves with a new weapons detection system approved by the Barrow County school board ...
Just four months after a devastating mass shooting at Georgia's Apalachee High School, another 14-year-old student brought a ...
The unidentified student's arrest comes months after Colt Gray, 14, is accused of opening fire at the school in September, ...
Following the incident, Barrow County Schools announced that school was canceled at Apalachee High School on Thursday, Jan. 9 ...
Brian Kemp plans to give Georgia schools an additional $50 million this year to spend on school security, he announced Monday. Kemp, speaking at a news conference at the Georgia Capitol on the first ...
ATLANTA – For the first time since a gun was found at Apalachee High School last week, students returned to the Barrow County campus. On Tuesday, they did so after walking through weapons ...
A student was found with a gun Jan. 8 at Apalachee High School in Barrow County, Georgia, where two teachers and two students were killed Sept. 4, 2024, authorities say. Trevor Hughes/USA ...
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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp proposed a $50 million one-time funding boost to enhance school safety, with each of the state’s ...
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