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Originally Posted by Underdog
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If I had gone to google and searched for incidents, I'm sure I could have found some too. The point is they are rare, just like school shootings. In your examples, you have an incident the looks staged, you have a first year teacher, you have a substitute teacher, and you have a teacher's aide. There are others in the list, but that goes back to my comments about being in charge of the district. The people you quoted would never be allowed to carry if it were my district.
Again, I see nothing wrong with allowing select, responsible teachers carry. Some of the comments posted on this chatboard seem to make the argument that if anyone in any situation (in school or not) has a gun, then it will be used. I do not believe that to be the case.
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