"It doesn't matter what type of school their kids attend, public or private, every New York City parent deserves the peace of mind that comes with knowing their children are safe while in school," said Councilman Justin Brannan.
"The overwhelming majority of smaller, non-public schools simply can't afford security guards. Now they won't have to worry," stated Councilman Brannan.
The bill is expected to easily pass the full City Council on Thursday afternoon with a nearly veto-proof majority of co-sponsors.
"The passage of this critical expansion of Local Law 2 represents a big step in protecting more of our students... especially critical at this time when faith-based crimes are at an all-time high," said Sydney Altfield, Teach NYS Executive Director.
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