TEXAS (CBSNewsTexas) - Texas lawmakers sent a sweeping school safety measure to Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday, including in their response to last year's Uvalde massacre a requirement to post an armed security officer at every school, according to the Texas Tribune .

It’s been a little over one year, since the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas where 21 people were killed when a gunman entered an elementary school.

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Texas lawmakers sent a sweeping school safety measure to Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday, including in their response to last year’s Uvalde massacre a requirement to post an armed security officer at every school and provide mental health training for certain district employees.