school safety

A sweeping school safety bill cleared a Senate committee Thursday, keeping it in play just ahead of the deadline for final passage this year.

The state House of Representatives passed a bill Monday aimed at bolstering school safety in Georgia.

With a price tag of $5,000 each, the shields are able to withstand AR-15 fire.

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CCSD utilizes an anonymous tipline for increased safety and awareness, accessible by phone or online.

Public schools in Georgia would need to receive a threat assessment every four years under school safety legislation passed by the state Senate.The bill,…

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp has unveiled a $90 million proposal for school security focused on mental health…