Georgia Governor's $50 million school safety plan sparks debate over mental health resources
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp proposed a $50 million one-time funding boost to enhance school safety, with each of the state’s public schools receiving additional security resources. However, critics argue the plan overlooks the urgent need for expanded counseling services, amplified after the tragic shooting at Apalachee High School. Advocates push for increased mental health funding to address the root causes of violence in schools.
