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<blockquote data-quote="BIG_MIKE2005" data-source="post: 2136037" data-attributes="member: 3309">If the training is paid for by the district &amp; she feels more comfortable being allowed to carry while at work what&#039;s the problem? No one said once certified they are responsible for hunting down a active shooter. It merely gives them the right &amp; ability to stop that active shooter instead of cowering in their classroom praying.I get your point that her right shouldn&#039;t be infringed, but at the same time it won&#039;t cost her anything out of pocket if the district foots the bill so it&#039;s really a non-issue at the end of the day. For teachers who want to be involved with this it&#039;s a great option. And the extra training will help other teachers &amp; parents be more comfortable with it as well. Everyone knows how some of the el&#039; cheapo CCW classes are worthless at best. At least this way school officials can say&quot; hey, they passed a CCW course &amp; CLEET training before being allowed to carry on school property.&quot; It just shows the districts are being cautious is all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BIG_MIKE2005, post: 2136037, member: 3309"] If the training is paid for by the district & she feels more comfortable being allowed to carry while at work what's the problem? No one said once certified they are responsible for hunting down a active shooter. It merely gives them the right & ability to stop that active shooter instead of cowering in their classroom praying. I get your point that her right shouldn't be infringed, but at the same time it won't cost her anything out of pocket if the district foots the bill so it's really a non-issue at the end of the day. For teachers who want to be involved with this it's a great option. And the extra training will help other teachers & parents be more comfortable with it as well. Everyone knows how some of the el' cheapo CCW classes are worthless at best. At least this way school officials can say" hey, they passed a CCW course & CLEET training before being allowed to carry on school property." It just shows the districts are being cautious is all. [/QUOTE]

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