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@8Q9VQGF4yrs4Y
Yes, only with military experience/background
@8HPZRLB5yrs5Y
In that kind of situation I think no and they should just pay another person some form of trained weapons smith to be able to stay at the school during school hours in case something like that happens
@8RS2W9B4yrs4Y
Yes, but only if the guns are out of the reach of students. Every security guard should also carry a gun to protect from anyone trying to harm the teachers or the students and potentially themselves.
@49VGR683yrs3Y
Yes, provided that
-They provide the weapon (no cost to taxpayers)
-They possess any state required carry permit
-They pass a range qualification test (they're competent as a shooter)
-The weapon is not kept on their person, but in a bio-access safe in a classroom/teacher lounge (fingerprint/iris lock)
-Only the Superintendent, Principal, Resource Officers, and other armed teachers know who is armed
How can you say no to this?
@6T6QF9M4yrs4Y
Yes, but those teachers need to have a Concealed Carry License and provide proof to the local Dean or school board. No veto.
@8GL4FPQ5yrs5Y
Yes, if the state chooses to allow it
@8PXJBZS4yrs4Y
Yes - if appropriately trained and certified.
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@8SGXQ5C4yrs4Y
Yes and so should students 16 and older
@8T58M5P3yrs3Y
Yes, but I would prefer security
@8W6B6J24yrs4Y
Yes, but they should be required to take a certain number of hours of training by a certified (whether by the state or by a private organization) teacher.
@MSelvig3yrs3Y
Yes, if they are highly trained.
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