Establishes comprehensive school-based violence prevention grant program to help youth at highest risk of involvement in gun violence; appropriates $1 million.
Introduced First Reading Senate Referred to SED
Summary
The bill establishes a state‑run grant program that gives money to school districts in municipalities with high homicide or violent‑crime rates. Districts must partner with schools, mental‑health providers, community groups and other entities to deliver evidence‑based, culturally competent services to students at greatest risk of gun violence. The program is funded with $1 million from the General Fund and includes reporting requirements to track impact.
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