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Indiana state schools Superintendent Jennifer McCormick speaks about school security issues during a news conference Monday, May 13, 2019, at her Statehouse office in Indianapolis, saying she doesn't think a $5 million a year increase in available school safety grants will go far enough. McCormick said the $19 million annual funding included in the new state budget will help school districts, but emphasized that "safety is not inexpensive." McCormick spoke the day her department hosted the Indiana School Safety Academy, which drew representatives from eight states. (AP Photo / Tom Davies)

Indiana state schools Superintendent Jennifer McCormick speaks about school security issues during a news conference Monday, May 13, 2019, at her Statehouse office in Indianapolis, saying she doesn't think a $5 million a year increase in available school safety grants will go far enough. McCormick said the $19 million annual funding included in the new state budget will help school districts, but emphasized that "safety is not inexpensive." McCormick spoke the day her department hosted the Indiana School Safety Academy, which drew representatives from eight states. (AP Photo / Tom Davies)

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