Texas Senate OKs $328 million proposal to boost school security, tighten auditing rules

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.

While senators generally applauded the additional $328 million in school safety infrastructure spending, some lamented that there wasn’t money dedicated specifically for mental health programs.

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