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Pike County School Board unanimously in favor of Teachers with Guns

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That Dalton incident is very ironic.

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Once again though, it seems like the only way many want to address this issue, is with more people, carrying more guns.

 

That is because arming teachers is the easiest, most cost efficient way to address this issue as a stopgap.

 

For example, adding 4 well armed and trained guards would probably run each school 500K a year and actually building schools like they should have been built in the first place would be billions and billions of dollars.

Once again though, it seems like the only way many want to address this issue, is with more people, carrying more guns.

 

Metal detectors in schools was deemed to expensive by many on here, so its the next option. Either more police/armed security, or arm those already employed.

I can understand the sentiment due to the fact that those hired to protect the school froze up and did nothing while an assailant killed kids, but previous posters have already raised some serious issues with arming teachers and how that could go wrong. The post about liability insurance is spot on about how this may not even be workable.

 

However, the idea that we can put metal detectors everywhere and have tons of trained security personnel at every school, at a time when many of the state's school districts are already under significant fiscal strain (and more to come with the pension crisis), does not seem to work for me either from a cost standpoint.

Georgia teacher who fired gun claimed he had woman killed - NBC News

 

The Georgia teacher arrested for barricading himself in a classroom and firing a gun reported an unfounded claim to police in 2016 that he was involved in a woman's death.

Jesse Randall Davidson, 53, told Dalton police that he had an affair with a woman online who refused to end contact with him, and two of his friends offered to "take care of her," according to a 2016 officer incident report

 

There are a lot of good teachers in this nation, but there also guys like this guy.

Maybe home schooling is an option ... but unaffordable for many families.

Georgia teacher who fired gun claimed he had woman killed - NBC News

 

The Georgia teacher arrested for barricading himself in a classroom and firing a gun reported an unfounded claim to police in 2016 that he was involved in a woman's death.

Jesse Randall Davidson, 53, told Dalton police that he had an affair with a woman online who refused to end contact with him, and two of his friends offered to "take care of her," according to a 2016 officer incident report

 

There are a lot of good teachers in this nation, but there also guys like this guy.

 

He had a second incident at the school when police were called. He was taken to a hospital for evaluation again. The police reports state he is delusional. He definitely should not have a gun and he shouldn’t be teaching children either.

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