The marhsall county board of education safety measure enhancement project the marhsall county board of education is comprised of the following school facilities: chapel hill elementary school,…

The marhsall county board of education safety measure enhancement project the marhsall county board of education is comprised of the following school facilities: chapel hill elementary school, cornersville elementary school, OAK grove elementary school, marhsall elementary school, westhills elementary school, delk-henson intermediate school, lewisburg middle school, forrest high school, cornersville high school, and marshall county high school. The partner for this project include the marshall county sheriffs department. These schools are located in marshall county, tennessee which is approximately 60 miles outside of nashville, tennessee. There are 5,500 students that would be directly impacted if this grant application were to be awarded. The intent of this grant application is to purchase additional video camera surveillance to enhance existing security measures, and by doing so the following goals and objectives will be achieved: advertise the acceptance of bids for the purchase of video camera surveillance. Accept the best bid, as designated in the school policy, and purchase equipment. Determine if policy will need to be revised based on new camera surveillance and update if necessary. Train essential school personnel and school resource officers on the new video camera surveillance system that is installed. Ensure the new video system is paired with the existing system for seamless integration of equipment. Enhance school safety measures through preventative means thereby creating a positive school learning environment for students and school personnel. Develop an environment that allows students and school personnel to feel safe and allow continual open dialogue of ongoing security issues.