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Voter-funded security upgrades credited for preventing further tragedy in Mount Horeb school shooting

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Superintendent Steve Salerno said the district used money from a $38.5 million capital referendum to update schools, install bullet resistant glass and build new, more secure school entrances.

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Wisconsin State Journal

Voter-funded security upgrades credited for preventing further tragedy in Mount Horeb school shooting

Superintendent Steve Salerno said the district used money from a $38.5 million capital referendum to update schools, install bullet resistant glass and build new, more secure school entrances.

14 days ago·Madison, United States

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