List of Schools Getting $3.5 Million in State Safety Grant Money

WAUWATOSA, WI — Speaking at the Christ King School in Wauwatosa Monday, Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel awarded more than $3.5 million to 52 schools and school districts through the Wisconsin Department of Justice School Safety Grant program, which is administered by DOJ’s Office of School Safety.

In March 2018, Gov. Scott Walker launched the $100 million school safety plan.

According to the governor's office, Walker's school safety plan was created with input from both the State Senate and State Assembly. The plan included seven components:

• Establishing the Office of School Safety under the Wisconsin Department of Justice
• Creating an $100 million School Safety Grant Program under the Office of School Safety
• Requiring Mandatory Reporting for any threats of school violence
• Amending bullying statue to include prompt parental notification
• Incorporating Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) into training programs
• Strengthening school safety plan requirements
• Encouraging cooperation with local law enforcement

List of schools awarded grants on July 9, 2018:

· Atonement Lutheran School (Milwaukee), $21,522;

· Augusta School District, $81,717;

· Beaver Dam Unified School District, $187,256;

· Burlington Area School District, $163,880;

· Cashton School District, $39,546;

· Catholic Memorial High School (Waukesha), $21,624;

· Christ King School (Wauwatosa), $15,743;

· Cochrane-Fountain City School District, $41,150;

· Crestview Academy, $19,325;

· Cumberland School District, $78,920;

· Dominican High School/The Archdiocese of Milwaukee, $19,798;

· Elk Mound Area School District, $64,133;

· Elmbrook School District, $210,800;

· Franklin Public School District, $149,053;

· Good Shepherds Evangelical Lutheran School (West Allis), $23,925;

· Glenwood City School District, $78,820;

· Greenwood School District, $41,564;

· Independence School District, $50,266;

· Hartford UHS School District, $22,725;

· Holy Trinity School (Kewaskum), $20,000;

· Holy Rosary Catholic Grade School (Medford), $18,974;

· Immanuel Lutheran School (Brookfield), $17,452;

· Kansasville Grade School, $20,421;

· Kewaunee School District, $64,677;

· Kiel Area School District, $57,938;

· Ladysmith School District, $61,080;

· Lake Mills Area School District, $56,544;

· Maple School District, $84,705;

· McDonell Area Catholic Schools, $82,100;

· Medford Area Public School District, $84,135;

· Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District, $220,000;

· Milton School District, $139,910;

· Milwaukee Center for Independence, $18,302;

· Mondovi School District, 64,843;

· Monroe School District, $102,841;

· Parkview School District, $61,783;

· Reedsburg School District, $173,491;

· Saint Lucas Lutheran School (Milwaukee), $20,723;

· Saint Johns Lutheran School (Watertown), $16,210;

· Saint Robert Grade School (Shorewood), $20,000;

· Saint Victor Grade School (Monroe), $19,448;

· Shoreland Lutheran High (Somers), $26,929;

· Shullsburg School District, $61,460;

· Solon Springs School District, $20,600;

· South Milwaukee School District, $131,505;

· SS Peter & Paul Grade School (Independence), $22,753;

· St. Mary School (Portage), $15,892;

· Stoughton Area School District, $109,285;

· Waunakee Community School District, $123,049;

· West Bend School District, $152,529;

· United Community Center Acosta Middle School, $40,000;

· Whitehall School District, $40,000.

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