Here come the lawyers!

[sabot_round]

There is an interesting argument that since the state forbids any normal, caring adult to carry weapons to defend their charges, the state is responsible when wrongdoing occurs on school grounds.

Way back when in public HS (on another state) we had one armed guard (state police) and there was never an incident...and I can even say that he never had to pull his gun out to make a stop (even as fat as he was and with the thugs that we had).

[SideShow Bob]

Way back when in public HS (on another state) we had one armed guard (state police) and there was never an incident...and I can even say that he never had to pull his gun out to make a stop (even as fat as he was and with the thugs that we had).

Sheesh,
Back when I was in public HS, we carried Buck Folding hunters on our belts, shotguns or rifles in the trunk/back windows of pick ups for before & after school hunting and shooting trips.
We didn't need no armed guards.

[sabot_round]

Sheesh,
Back when I was in public HS, we carried Buck Folding hunters on our belts, shotguns or rifles in the trunk/back windows of pick ups for before & after school hunting and shooting trips.
We didn't need no armed guards.

Roger, I'm tracking!!! But I grew up in the city and that was it!! It wasn't 'till I joined the MIL that I learned about that.

[mrghost]

"Back in my day" we just mostly had our fists and wits and I went to the "Dangerous Minds" (see imdb) HS in California. Our one security guy was not armed and is still the butt of jokes.

[buffalobo]

Sheesh,
Back when I was in public HS, we carried Buck Folding hunters on our belts, shotguns or rifles in the trunk/back windows of pick ups for before & after school hunting and shooting trips.
We didn't need no armed guards.

^^This. Our senior year, in the spring right before graduation the senior sponsor's, hosted a Tea for the girls and a trap shoot for the guys. These events took place during the school day.