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Posted By: tater74 This should be every school - 03/27/24
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Hedley Texas has a very similar sign
Posted By: DMc Re: This should be every school - 03/27/24
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I would need to be convinced about the capabilities of the individual before arming them in this setting.
Originally Posted by bluefish
I would need to be convinced about the capabilities of the individual before arming them in this setting.

It's like the effectiveness of minefields. There only needs to be one, to make you reconsider crossing.
Teachers would line up in droves for training and a permit. This is the answer.
Forgive me for not naming the person or school where she teaches, but I know a teacher that conceal carries at school. She has been to a lot of shooting, self defense, active shooter, etc., type classes/exercises. From what she tells me, they are required for her to carry in school. I'm sure the school officials know she carries, but not sure about the students.
Originally Posted by bluefish
I would need to be convinced about the capabilities of the individual before arming them in this setting.

It's none of your business!
Originally Posted by bluefish
I would need to be convinced about the capabilities of the individual before arming them in this setting.

I retired in 2011 from teaching technical subjects at a big city high school with 3K+ students. There were several rival gangs from different housing projects, and 10+ acres under the roof on 3 floors. Two full time cops on campus, plus a couple of juvenile probation officers to keep tabs on some of the really hardcore gangbangers. The admimistrators were probably aware that some of us, mostly military veterans, carried on the job, but they, and the cops developed selective blindness about the situation. It was impossible for the SROs to cover the entire building when it might take 5 minutes or more at full gallop to get from one place to another.
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