The Indiana House has approved a bill intended to boost security at schools across the state.
The measure passed Monday on a 96-0 vote. It comes in the wake of a Parkland, Florida, school shooting that left 17 dead.
One provision would allow school staff to temporarily barricade doors in the event of an unexpected fire alarm. The Parkland shooter pulled a fire alarm to lure students out of class.
It would also require a statewide audit be conducted of school safety plans. That's intended to make sure they are prepared for a mass shooter.
The measures were part of a broader schools bill that previously passed the Senate.
The Senate and House must still iron out some differences before the bill can go to Gov. Eric Holcomb's desk.
