Georgia House Bill 1023 did not pass the Senate in April 2026. The $69,000 available annually per school through existing state safety grant funding did
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Traditional walk-through metal detectors can’t tell the difference between a laptop and a concealed weapon. Both contain metal. Both trigger alarms. For schools, especially those
Georgia came close. House Bill 1023 passed the House Education Committee in February 2026 and would have made Georgia the first state in America to
Texas made the largest school safety investment in state history when Governor Abbott signed House Bill 2, committing $430 million specifically to school safety infrastructure.