Tomorrow at 3:30 pm, the state Senate Education Committee will hear Senate Bill 570. This legislation, as introduced, would allow K-12 school personnel to possess a firearm on school property if the person; has a handgun carry permit, is authorized by the school superintendent, has had 40 hours of basic school policing and uses frangible bullets.
Teachers are entrusted with the education and care of our children every day and should be allowed to protect them in every possible manner. SB 570 would give our education professionals, who choose to do so, the ability to defend themselves and those they teach from unforeseeable threats in the future. We trust our teachers with the lives of our children when we aren’t there. We should also trust them to protect our children with the most effective means possible.
This sounds like the best possible approach. But wait, till the naysayers get their hands into it. It'll be watered down to a nothing allowed bill, in my humble opinion.
The Volunteer State... Teachers who Volunteer to stand in the way of madmen with guns! And have the means to defend the children! And STOP the threat...
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