ATLANTA, Ga. - Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp wants to give public schools a one-time boost of $50 million for school safety and security. But the Republican’s plan falls short of the additional ...

And had those supports for school security not been made, that fateful day in October could've been more tragic." Kemp is proposing one-time school safety grants totaling $50 million. That breaks ...

Brian Kemp plans to give Georgia schools an additional $50 million this year to spend on school security ... year’s budget and proposed legislation this session. The spending plan — which ...

The plan focuses on enhancing school safety and mental health ... on K-12 education than we ever have in our state's history," said Gov. Kemp. "I made a promise to hardworking Georgians that ...

Kemp’s proposed funding would support even more security improvements ... increasing the public school employer's contribution to the Teachers’ State Health Benefit Plan.

Brian Kemp and the legislature approved a series of one-time security grants to Georgia schools but after the Apalachee High School mass shooting, they plan to approve another $50 million in one ...

“This will just address initial needs,” House Appropriations Committee Chairman Matt Hatchet, R-Dublin, said of the $250 million included in the mid-year budget to help timber producers affected by ...

Brian Kemp and the legislature approved a series of one-time security grants to Georgia schools but after the Apalachee High School mass shooting, they plan to ... The governor’s office says ...

Whether it's investigating ... Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday proposed giving public schools a one-time additional $50 million to spend on school safety, but his plan falls short of the ...