Kansas considers making schools liable for not arming staff

[theguru]

I can't agree with that. There's always a choice. If KY would ever make it so all schools allowed teachers to carry, we'd have the option to home-school.

 

I think more families need to be looking at home-school options, charter schools if they commit to being hard targets, and online schooling options.

[True blue (and gold)]

I think more families need to be looking at home-school options, charter schools if they commit to being hard targets, and online schooling options.

How would charter schools be any different that public schools on this?

[theguru]

How would charter schools be any different that public schools on this?

 

I am NOT an expert on Charter Schools but aren't they Independent in many ways? And if so I assume they could make a much bigger commitment to school safety instead of playing a bunch of silly games which is all I see from most of the powers that be.

[Hellcats]

I wouldn’t ask anything of KY teachers right now.

[True blue (and gold)]

I am NOT an expert on Charter Schools but aren't they Independent in many ways? And if so I assume they could make a much bigger commitment to school safety instead of playing a bunch of silly games which is all I see from most of the powers that be.

They are in a building like any other.

[theguru]

They are in a building like any other.

 

I don't know what your point is now?

[theguru]

I wouldn’t ask anything of KY teachers right now.

 

I hear that. Teachers are the new Cops. Anything we can't solve we put on the shoulders of Teachers and Police Officers.

[ukcatfan17]

Make the schools liable for something the government should be responsible for fixing? Got it.

 

That's what the government does best. Make us fix poor parents, unfed kids, protect the school, etc.......

[ukcatfan17]

I haven't seen this floated out yet, but what about stationing national guard or federal troops at schools? If the uniforms make people wary and upset, have them wear a special uniform more like the police.

[oldgrappler]

How would charter schools be any different that public schools on this?

 

I am guessing more amenable to what the clients demand and if safety is a priority of the parents then the charter school can respond a lot more quickly and with less outside input.