Georgia Governor Brian Kemp says that he wants to see the state provide funds to ensure that there is a school resource officer (SRO) in every public school in the state.  The governor’s call for more school security comes at the same time Georgia’s House Speaker Jon Burns is calling for new mental health policies and weapons detection for school districts.  The school shooting in Barrow County that killed four people has sparked a rash of hoax threats that have kept local law enforcement and the GBI busy since the tragedy, including threats at Trion High School in Chattooga County on Wednesday of this past week and a hoax threat at Leroy Massey Elementary on Friday.  Some Democratic lawmakers are saying that the Republican majority in the state legislature is not proposing enough and that there needs to be stiffer penalties for parents of students who gain access to guns and for universal background checks for gun purchases.  At least one Republican legislator is also calling for universal background checks.   Rep. Deborah Silcox of Sandy Springs, said in a statement Thursday that she would join Democrats in backing stiffer gun laws.