Arizona Schools Seek More Safety Funding After Weapon Incident
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Arizonas top education official, Superintendent Tom Horne, is advocating for increased school safety funding following a gun incident at a Phoenix elementary school. Two boys were arrested, and the weapon was recovered during a lockdown. Horne emphasizes the need for safe schools, urging the governor and legislature to boost the budget. The states school safety program currently funds nearly five hundred counselors, resource officers, and safety staff, with districts requesting one hundred three million dollars for over seven hundred new roles.
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