State Representative JP Sredzinski, whose district includes Newtown, is celebrating passage of a bill he worked to promote as a member of the Connecticut School Security Working Group.  The measure requires the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection to update school security and safety plan standards, simplify school security reporting requirements and infrastructure grant applications, and identify qualified school security consultants and limit the existing registry to only those individuals.  Sredzinski says many ideas came out of the School Safety Working Group, including the physical security of the buildings, school safety personnel, and even social-emotional learning, among other instructional items.  The measure now moves to the Senate.