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Texas Legislature considers paying much more for school safety

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In this year’s legislative session, lawmakers have pledged to increase school safety funding.

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Texas Legislature considers paying much more for school safety

Texas lawmakers have pledged to increase school safety funding in this year’s legislative session. Since they passed a law in 2023 requiring public school districts to have an armed officer

12 days ago·United States

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School safety funding on the agenda for Texas legislators

Since Texas passed a law in 2023 requiring public school districts to have an armed officer at each campus, districts have repeatedly asked the state for more money to fulfill the requirement. In this year’s legislative session, lawmakers have pledged to increase school safety funding. The 2023 law, House Bill 3, increased that annual safety […]Legislature considers paying much more for school safety was first posted on February 10, 2025 at 3:31…

Legislature considers paying much more for school safety

Texas law requires an armed officer at each school. Districts are asking lawmakers to pay the full yearly cost, which they say is $100 per student.

12 days ago·Austin, United States

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Legislature considers paying much more for school safety - MyParisTexas

Texas law requires an armed officer at each school. Districts are asking lawmakers to pay the full yearly cost, which they say is $100 per student. Since Texas passed a law in 2023 requiring public school districts to have an armed officer at each campus, districts have repeatedly asked the state for more money to fulfill the requirement. In this year’s legislative session, lawmakers have pledged to increase school safety funding. The 2023 law, …

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