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Security Funding for Jewish Day Schools (Professional Security Guards) is sponsored by Florida Department of Education, Office of Safe Schools (OSS). Provides funding for professional security guards at Florida's Jewish day schools to protect against antisemitic attacks.
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OSS manages one of two grants that provide Security Funding for Jewish Day Schools, which are aimed at protecting Jewish schools from antisemitic attacks. The first grant allocates funds to provide professional security guards at Florida’s Jewish day schools and is managed by OSS.
The second grant provides funding for security and counter-terrorism upgrades (facility hardening), and it is overseen by FLDOE’s Fixed Capital Outlay office (for more information on this grant, please contact AskFCO@fldoe. org). Each year (typically August), the Fixed Capital Outlay office (FCO) will send a survey to Jewish schools in order to determine interest in the funding opportunity.
To be considered eligible for the allocation, each school will need to submit the following information in the survey: * School’s student enrollment count for Pre-K and K-12 students. Enrollment data will be used to calculate the allocation of fuds to each participating school.
* Certification statement that the school has a legitimate concern for groups on the State Department's Terrorist watch list or from anti-Semitic acts * Confirmation statement that the school intends on applying for one or both of the grants (security funding and/or facility hardening) * Contact information for the school. For more information on the Security Funding for Jewish Day Schools Grant, please contact OSSGrants@fldoe. org.
* FLDOE Fixed Capital Outlay
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Jewish day schools in Florida that submit student enrollment numbers and certification of legitimate concern for groups on the State Department's Terrorist watch list or from antisemitic acts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Security Funding for Jewish Day Schools (Professional Security Guards) is funded by Florida Department of Education, Office of Safe Schools (OSS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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