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@8R2RMP34yrs4Y
Yes, but require all guns to be kept in a safe when they are not needed.
@8R2RMP34yrs4Y
Yes, but require teachers to store their guns in a secure container when they are not in use.
@8R7SQ2V4yrs4Y
If it is public knowledge, yes.
@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.
@8GL4FPQ4yrs4Y
Yes, if the state chooses to allow it
@8LCC7N74yrs4Y
Yes but the teachers need an ID to enter the building with a gun.
@8LKRCYD4yrs4Y
No, there could be accidental shootings, and racism still lies in schools, which can cause the gun being used when angered by a teacher or student.
@8SGXQ5C4yrs4Y
@8SGXQ5C4yrs4Y
Yes and so should students 16 and older
@8T58M5P3yrs3Y
Yes, but I would prefer security
@8W6B6J23yrs3Y
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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