Georgia House Speaker pushes for school safety legislation
Georgia House Speaker pushes for school safety legislation after Apalachee shooting
To prevent future school shootings like the one that occurred at Apalachee High School last September, House Speaker Jon Burns said he will support the development of a statewide database that would contain information about students’ mental health history.
It's been five months since the mass shooting at Apalachee High School and parents continue to push for stronger safety ...
Georgia House speaker calls for database to track troubled students, anonymous app to report threats
Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns announce Feb. 3 Republican school safety legislative platform following Barrow County school ...
Thousands of students made threats after the Apalachee High shooting in Georgia, a Post analysis finds. Nearly 500 were ...
Republican leaders of Georgia's House of Representatives want schools and law enforcement to use a statewide database to ...
The proposal calls for improvements in information sharing among schools, increases penalties for those who make terroristic ...
Students who survived the deadly shooting are calling for stricter laws to prevent school shootings in the future.
In the aftermath of the horrific Apalachee High School shooting back in September, Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns on Monday, ...
Post reporters are looking to talk to readers about how school shooting threats have affected them. Send your thoughts ...
Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns unveiled a school safety legislative package on Monday to prevent future shooting tragedies.
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