'Protecting our children and staff is a priority, and one that the state and our schools continue addressing as needs and technology change,' Engleman said. Karen Engleman (R-Georgetown) said funds can be used for resource officers and law enforcement officers in schools, equipment and technology, active event warning systems, firearms training for teachers and staff who choose to allow guns on school property, threat assessments, and to implement a student and parent support services program. Silver Creek School Corp., $50,000 and.

Greater Clark County Schools, $100,000.

Clarksville Community School Corp., $38,000.

Borden-Henryville School Corp., $50,000.

Local schools receiving grant funds include: 'With these grants, significant funding is being directed to our local schools so that they can make needed security updates.' 'As a father, I want all children and students to learn in a safe environment,' Payne said. Zach Payne (R-Charlestown) said the local funding is part of this year's record-breaking school safety investments totaling more than $22.9 million in matching state grants for 425 schools across Indiana. 26, 2022) – Several Clark County schools recently received more than $271,000 through the state's Secured Schools Safety Grant Program, according to local legislators.

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