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I think so...for both the kids and the vets.

Certainly better than the "let's arm our teachers" nonsense.

SDHornet wrote:Certainly better than the "let's arm our teachers" nonsense.

Nothing wrong with that if the teacher is prior military or law enforcement..

BDKJMU wrote:

SDHornet wrote:Certainly better than the "let's arm our teachers" nonsense.

Nothing wrong with that if the teacher is prior military or law enforcement..

No thanks. Teachers have enough to worry about as it is. No need adding "gunslinger" to the list. Get properly armed guards in schools and that should be enough. Hell when I was in HS our school district had armed school police at its disposal. Problem solved.

SDHornet wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:
Nothing wrong with that if the teacher is prior military or law enforcement..

No thanks. Teachers have enough to worry about as it is. No need adding "gunslinger" to the list. Get properly armed guards in schools and that should be enough. Hell when I was in HS our school district had armed school police at its disposal. Problem solved.

Partly agree, but there should be 1 of the following 4 in at least every school:
1. School resource police officer.
2. Trained armed security officer.
3. Police substation in or at the school (a classroom, office, or trailer).
4. Any prior military or law enforcement, licensed teachers have option of carrying if not the above 1, 2, 3.

*unemployed

I can already see the headline:

Unemployed veteran with PTSD shoots up school He was Hired to Guard

AZGrizFan wrote:I can already see the headline:

Unemployed veteran with PTSD shoots up school He was Hired to Guard

Sadly this.

As a teacher, why would you want the liability of having a firearm in your classroom?