In terms of how it actually is, that depends on where you are. Some places allow it, some do not. For instance, in Minnesota you can carry in a school if you have a written authorization from the school's principal in addition to your carry permit.
In terms of whether it should be allowed, there is no logical reason to forbid it. If a person is deemed to be capable of carrying a gun in public at all, it really does not matter whether he is in a school, church, shopping mall, or just walking down the street.
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No. In most states, you must have a permit. A few states allow open carry without a permit, and Alaska and Vermont allow concealed carry without a permit. There are a couple of states, and the District of Columbia, that don't issue permits. Even in states that do issue gun permits, there are places in that you cannot carry legally, such as court houses, schools, and a few other places, but it varies by state.
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No one answer, as there is no one teacher, no one school. My opinion is that school staff, properly trained, should be permitted to carry a firearm for the purpose of protecting the children from violence.
yes they should because they help carry stuff
Yea! How else should you be able to carry around your things?
I agree that having security personnel on school campuses would help to deter and take down shooters but don't think teachers should carry guns in the classroom.
Unless they're teaching a course in firearms, no. I would add that, if the environment is so deadly as to require teachers to carry firearms, learning is already deeply impaired. Correct the environment instead.
no
Carry them where?
Rules differ from school to school as to which backpacks are allowed, so your best bet is to talk to an administrator at you child's school to find out about any limitations. Also, make sure the backpack fits your child, and can carry everything he/she will need throughout a typical school day.
You would typically just carry around your pencils and binder. Most middle schools and jr. highs give you a set of books for home and for school, so the teachers will just pass out your books in class.
If you are not allowed a carry-on but have one, you should check with the airline or airport staff for guidance on how to proceed. They may ask you to check in your carry-on luggage or provide alternative solutions. It's important to follow their instructions to avoid any issues during your travel.
yes you are allowed
No, teachers in an elementary school with guns are not good. The are not supposed to carry guns in most schools. The security guard or police officer may have a gun in school, but not school teachers! In addition, dividing people up into good guys or bad guys is an erroneous classification. In a recent study of schoolteachers with guns, 30 teachers discharged their weapons, most of which were intentional and illicit. (Please see the related link below for more information.)