ATLANTA, Ga. - Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp wants to give public schools a one-time boost of $50 million for school safety and security. But the Republican’s plan falls short of the additional ...

Kemp’s proposed funding would support even more security improvements ... increasing the public school employer's contribution to the Teachers’ State Health Benefit Plan.

Brian Kemp and the legislature approved a series of one-time security grants to Georgia schools but after the Apalachee High School mass shooting, they plan to approve another $50 million in one ...

Brian Kemp speaks to an Oconee County school ... plan would cost $1.65 billion in new spending over four years, Abrams has said. Alex Floyd, a spokesperson for Abrams, attacked the governor's ...

Brian Kemp and the legislature approved a series of one-time security grants to Georgia schools but after the Apalachee High School mass shooting, they plan to ... The governor’s office says ...

Whether it's investigating ... Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday proposed giving public schools a one-time additional $50 million to spend on school safety, but his plan falls short of the ...

In the announcement, held at the State Capitol, Kemp said he will submit an amended FY 2024 budget to the Georgia General Assembly in January that calls for a $1,000 state employee retention pay ...

The plan would cost ... who need it most,” Kemp said. However, the $25 million pales in comparison to the $6 billion in federal aid that Georgia's 181 public school districts have gotten during ...