With the school year just starting, now is the ideal time to prepare for next spring’s school security grant cycle. Early planning is crucial for securing funding that enhances safety. Schools can identify their needs, gather data, and prepare standout applications. As school safety becomes increasingly important, these grants will provide resources for advanced security measures, creating a safer environment for students and staff.
For guidance on the best grant opportunities and preparatory steps, schools can reach out to Convergint’s Grants & Funding Team. Convergint’s experts will assist in identifying suitable grants and crafting compelling proposals that highlight each school’s unique needs.
Bio
Joy Dike
Lead Grants Researcher and Writer
Recognized as a trusted subject matter expert in federal grants for physical security, particularly within the K-12 sector. With over a decade in the security industry and 15 years of experience in grant writing, Joy brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Her extensive background in writing and editing across various disciplines enhances her ability to craft compelling grant proposals. Joy’s experience as a middle and high school science teacher informs her deep understanding of the K-12 security landscape. She also holds a PhD in Science Education. Although the school year has just begun, it’s never too early to start thinking about the upcoming grant cycle for school security, which will open next spring.
Effective security and safety is a multi-layered approach involving people, processes, and technologies. Convergint-provided products and services are only one part of this multi-layered approach, will not detect or prevent all threats or solve every risk, and should not be your sole method of security or safety. Please see the “IMPORTANT PRODUCT SAFETY AND SERVICE INFORMATION” documentation, available at convergint.com/terms, prior to using a Convergint-installed system.
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