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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Shelby County Schools is considering spending more than $6 million dollars on upgrading security.
According to Chalkbeat, several contracts are awaiting board approval. They will include $807,000 in school technology, including cameras, intercoms and alarm systems.
Another $5.5 million would be spent upgrading wiring to support the new technology.
Chalkbeat reports the board’s audit, budget and finance committee approved the contracts Thursday.
