New Hampshire's third round of SAFE grants is now open, offering $10 million to enhance school security. Focused on access control, emergency alerting, and surveillance, this round prioritizes schools previously unfunded. Applications close on November 30. Act now to secure your school's safety.

Powerful applause filled the Farmville Town Hall Monday as many proudly backed Nichole Warren’s mission for better school security resources.

On June 2, 2022 Governor Abbott charged the Commissioner of Education with rule development to ensure existing school facilities are held to heightened safety standard, and to determine costs of more secure facilities in schools.

The West Hartford Town Council quietly approved at its last meeting an appropriation increasing the amount of cash earmarked to make the hallways of local schools safer.

Schools could soon get a safety infrastructure funding boost after the Senate on Sunday passed a bill that would provide districts $15,000 per campus for security upgrades and tighten auditing requirements.

Officials are looking to use federal COVID money given to Fairfield to improve school safety.