top of page

Have news, an event, or an announcement to share?

Causer Announces School Safety Grant Awards

  • Aug 14
  • 1 min read

Rep. Martin Causer (R-Cameron/McKean/Potter) today announced 15 school entities in the region will be receiving more than $1.9 million in School Safety and Mental Health Grants through the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD).


The funding is designed to help schools strengthen physical security, address safety concerns and provide behavioral health support for students and staff.


“Ensuring our students feel safe and secure helps form the foundation for successful learning,” Causer said. “This funding gives our local schools the tools and resources they need to strengthen security and address the behavioral health needs of students and staff.”


The grants include:


Austin Area School District: $105,310.

Bradford Area School District: $195,686.

Cameron County School District: $123,555.

Coudersport Area School District: $126,615.

Galeton Area School District: $113,655.

Kane Area School District: $140,354.

Keystone Central School District: $263,391.

Keystone Central Career and Technical Center: $70,000.

Oswayo Valley School District: $114,539.

Otto-Eldred School District: $121,826.

Northern Potter School District: $122,428.

Port Allegany School District: $137,766.

Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center: $70,000.

Seneca Highlands IU9: $70,000.

Smethport Area School District: $129,304.

The funding is administered through PCCD’s School Safety and Security Committee, which oversees programs designed to improve school safety and security, strengthen behavioral health supports, and provide training and technical assistance to schools across Pennsylvania.

 
 
JJ

Jessica Jones
Editor/Publisher

Contact

Got news for J²PRESS? We're listening.

Jones2press@gmail.com

I am the founder of J² PRESS, a community-centered news platform dedicated to sharing meaningful stories and fostering local engagement. I launched J² PRESS in honor of my father, James Jones, whose work with Solomon's Words for the Wise reflected a deep commitment to truth, integrity, and community dialogue.

Inspired by his legacy, I created J² PRESS as a continuation of that mission—providing a space where important voices are heard and stories that matter are told. My work focuses on building connections, encouraging thoughtful conversation, and supporting the communities I serve.

Through J² PRESS, I remain committed to preserving a tradition of honest journalism while creating new opportunities for collaboration and growth.

bottom of page