(MNN)-For the first time in 13 years, the funding Minnesota spends on school safety expenses could increase if a new bill passes. The proposal would increase safe school revenue from $36 per pupil to $100 per pupil for fiscal year 2027. Safe school revenue is primarily spent on school resource officers but can also be used for security, drug abuse and gang resistance programs, counseling, and chemical dependency services. The bill was laid over by the House Education committee.
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