mandating all public schools to have at least one armed security officer or armed school personnel at each public school campus statewide.
According to the Intercultural Development Research Center, the price tag to pay an armed security guard for an entire school year“I’m glad my tax money is going towards that. I support it,” San Antonio resident April Reyna said.would allot $330 million to build security centers on campuses. Legislators in Austin claim this new law will strengthen the state’s School Safety Center, responsible for disseminating safety information to all schools.
“We have to provide the support systems to our personnel working in our communities,” San Antonio resident Jenny Kazmierczak said.“I think if we have the good guys armed, I think it would minimize deaths,” Reyna said.“I hope that there are other measures to address this problem. This is not the isolated solution,” Kazmierczak said.
As concerns grow, some people are wondering whether some schools will have to dip into their own locally generated revenue to keep the burden of funding an additional salary from falling on schools and local taxpayers.Allysa Cole is a news reporter at KSAT 12. She joined the station in September 2022. She previously worked in the Rio Grande Valley at KGBT, KRGV and Azteca Valle.
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