Northeast Delegation April 29, 2024 | 10:59 AM
HARRISBURG, April 29 – State Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski today announced that state funding has been awarded by the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to Luzerne County schools to improve school safety and support mental health programs for both students and staff.
“Feeling safe in school is essential for our future leaders to get the education they need,” Pashinski said. “No child should have to go to school fearing for their life and no parent should have to worry about sending their child to school. This funding will go toward putting these children and their parents minds a little more at ease and I am proud to have helped secure this funding for that.”
The schools awarded grants include:
Residents can view a full list of awards, including dollar amount and school entities approved for funding, here:
This new round of grants completes the federal and state school safety funding of $155 million, allocated in the 2023-24 fiscal year budget. These funds will advance the School Safety and Security Committee’s goal of ensuring that all Pennsylvania students can learn in safe, healthy school environments by helping school entities address basic safety needs and mental health services identified in the committee’s recently adopted Revised Baseline Criteria Standards.
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