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A bill to increase the state’s support for school safety appears stalled in this month’s special legislative session. But even if it passes, superintendents warn it isn’t enough.
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The legislation is a GOP priority following the 2022 school shooting in Uvalde. But some Texas Democrats oppose the measure, arguing more guns in schools isn’t a logical solution.
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However, about a quarter of the audited campuses were found to need some corrective action.
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Most of the offices inside the state Capitol are locked and dark this time of year as lawmakers enjoy some time off. But there was recently a flurry of...
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The Texas House expanded a sweeping school safety bill that now calls for students to learn about domestic violence prevention, requires certain...
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The Texas Senate moved Tuesday to abolish the cap on how many trained school teachers and support staff — known as school marshals — can carry guns on...
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Lawmakers in both parties still have very different approaches on how to handle gun violence.
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As school security has become a top priority in communities across the country, security companies have found a thriving new market for their products.
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In the first legislative session after the deadly mass shooting at Santa Fe High School, the Texas Senate nearly unanimously approved a sweeping school...
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The Kansas State Board of Education on Tuesday adopted new standards for school safety. The state Legislature ordered the guidelines in May in response...