Anyone work for a school district? Ccw question.

[Trukinjp13]

Does anyone here work for a school district? The ccw poll brought up the whole carry anywhere all the time no matter what deal. Which I think we should carry as many places as possible. But there are certain places where it is a strict no go. And you are more then talking about losing your career.

Curious how others do that carry or do not carry in government no fly zones.


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[ssb]

Since this is the Romper Room: I think it's perfectly reasonable to ask that people expose themselves to felony charges and career-ending job loss or, in the alternative, to simply uproot tens (or hundreds) of thousands of dollars' worth of investment in education, relocation, and living expenses and pick a new career. I think that position is especially reasonable to take if you're in a position where you yourself do not have to make that decision by virtue of statutory powers granted to you.

[JTQ]

Curious how others do that carry or do not carry in government no fly zones.

I was a long time government employee (still am I guess), and I'm a serial rule follower.

[Ob1sbo]

I follow all signs... See that NSA!?? Im a good boy!!!

[Josh Runkle]

School district laws are state and local laws. People could have various opinions or habits that might be otherwise legal or illegal in various places, depending on location.


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