Several Levittown-area private and public schools have been awarded grants from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency’s School Safety and Security Committee.
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The grants were part of $20 million approved late last month for schools and law enforcement agencies across the state.
According to the commission, Conwell-Egan Catholic High School in Bristol Township will get $10,000, Faith Baptist Christian School in Bristol Township was awarded $75,000, Holy Family Regional Catholic School will get $45,000, Our Lady of Grace Catholic School in Penndel Borough was granted $4,000, and Pen Ryn School in Falls Township will receive $37,500 for safety investments.
As part of the school safety and mental health grant program, the Neshaminy School District will get $282,852 and the Pennsbury School District will receive $286,611.
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“Our kids can’t focus on learning if we aren’t meeting the basic need for safety within the walls of their schools and making sure students’ mental health needs are met,” said Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, chair of Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency and the School Safety and Security Committee. “This program is more than funding—it’s about investing in the well-being of our kids and giving peace of mind to their families and school staff who are dedicated to helping them learn and grow.”
The awards announced are the final awards as part of the $120 million school safety grants program package appropriated in the 2024-2025 state budget.
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