Grants from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency going to Beaver County public schools, private schools, and educational groups to help security and mental health

(File Photo of Governor Josh Shapiro)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Beaver County, PA) The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency recently announced that some public and private schools in Beaver County will receive grants of more than a million dollars. These will help to give resources for mental health as well as to upgrade security. This comes from Governor Josh Shapiro’s budget totaling $120 million. According to news releases from state representatives, the following districts, prvate schools, and educational groups have received funding: 

Aliquippa School District – $122,772

Ambridge Area School District – $147,195

Baden Academy Charter School – $70,000

Beaver County Career and Technical Center – $70,000

Beaver County Christian School (Upper) – $33,000

Beaver Valley Intermediate Unit 27 – $70,000

Blackhawk School District – $144,294

Central Valley School District – $141,117

Ellwood City Area School District – $130,425

Freedom Area School District – $123,809

Hopewell Area School District – $139,024

McGuire Memorial – $70,000

New Sewickley Township Police Department – $75,000 (intended for security services for Freedom Area School District)

Provident Charter School West – $70,000

Rochester Area School District – $114,790

Saints Peter and Paul Catholic School– $63,715