“SCS has received money from the Quarter Cent Sales Tax this year and we are over 70 percent complete with projects benefiting the whole district,” according to a news release posted on the school system’s website.

Each school’s main office was installed with LobbyGuard, a visitor identification system, and cameras with a server.

Here is a guide to projects each school has completed and ones that are still in the pipeline.

• Aquadale Elementary received $67,748 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app, smart button immediate alert system, PA system speakers and fencing around the perimeter. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff.
• Badin Elementary received $36,000 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app, smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff and fencing around the perimeter.
• Central Elementary received $39,000 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff.
• East Albemarle Elementary received $60,379 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app, smart button immediate alert system and fencing around the perimeter. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff.
• Endy Elementary received $32,500 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff and fencing around the perimeter.
• Locust Elementary received $80,753 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system, PA system speakers and fencing around the perimeter. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff.
• Millingport Elementary received $29,000 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff and fencing around the perimeter.
• Norwood Elementary received $48,870 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system and fencing around the perimeter. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff.
• Oakboro Choice STEM School received $31,000 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff and fencing around the perimeter.
• Richfield Elementary received $37,000 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: installing a security vestibule, replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff and fencing around the perimeter.
• Stanfield Elementary received $34,477 worth of funded projects including a two-way radio update, installing a security vestibule, anonymous alert system, Here Comes the Bus app and smart button immediate alert system. Future projects: replacing damaged playground equipment, installing a keypad entry for emergency management services and a card reader for staff and fencing around the perimeter.
• The middle schools received $140,000 worth of funded projects including LobbyGuard and cameras with servers. Future projects: installing security vestibules, card readers for staff, keypad entry for emergency management services and fencing around the perimeters.
• The high schools received $70,000 worth of funded projects including cameras with servers and LobbyGuard. Future projects: installing security vestibules and fencing around the perimeters.