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Grants approved for 262 security upgrade projects at 163 NH schools - Vimarsana News

Grants approved for 262 security upgrade projects at 163 NH schools

State education officials announced this week that 262 projects at 163 public schools are in line to receive nearly $10 million in security upgrade grants in the latest round of

Applications now open for third round of SAFE grants - Vimarsana News

Applications now open for third round of SAFE grants

CONCORD, NH — The New Hampshire Department of Education opened its third round of applications for the Security Action for Education (SAFE) grants program, which will allocate $10 million to

Third round of applications for NH school SAFE grants opens - Vimarsana News

Third round of applications for NH school SAFE grants opens

The third round of applications for the Security Action for Education (SAFE) grants program, and the $10 million available to allocate to district and public charter schools to improve school

Centre Mulls 'One Force, One Trait' Idea to Iron Out Counter Insurgency, Anti-Terrorism Drills | Exclusive - Vimarsana News

Centre Mulls 'One Force, One Trait' Idea to Iron Out Counter Insurgency, Anti-Terrorism Drills | Exclusive

The proposal, which was sent years ago, is now under ‘active consideration’ and, if approved, forces or police will be identified to conduct specialised counter-insurgency trainings

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School districts get federal funding for security upgrades - Vimarsana News

School districts get federal funding for security upgrades

Twenty-one New Hampshire school districts will receive federal grants to pay for security enhancements, following approvals by the state Department of Education this month.