Erin Hatley, executive director of Vine School, Victoria, Texas, one of the initial grant winners., said, “The Vine School is a private school for children ages two through 18 diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. … Receiving the Drako Cloud Security Grant from Eagle Eye Networks is a wonderful opportunity for The Vine School. It allows us to continue to provide the caliber of education our parents and community expect and that our students deserve.”
Michelle Kimbro, curriculum coordinator of Oakwood High School, Oakwood, Ill., (another grant recipient) stated, “Oakwood High School has almost 300 students. During the last school year we had two break-ins at the high school and damage was done to the building. Our school budgets are tight, and there was no money left for security at either of the two remaining buildings….
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