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... Cemetery in Austin.

1892 - Barney McKinney Giles, chief of the Air Staff and deputy commander of the United States Army Air Corps during World ... until the great drought of 1881.

The Ikards then joined the three Harrold brothers and drove their combined herds to Greer County, Indian ...

... Cemetery in Austin.

1892 - Barney McKinney Giles, chief of the Air Staff and deputy commander of the United States Army Air Corps during World ... until the great drought of 1881. The Ikards then joined the three Harrold brothers and drove their combined herds to Greer County, Indian ...

Harrold School about 25 miles west of me was the first school in Texas to arm teachers and staff in 2007. I have talked to the principal on occasion and things have gone well , select teachers and staff take special training , no teacher is forced to carry . They are satisfied with their plan and doing ...

Harrold School about 25 miles west of me was the first school in Texas to arm teachers and staff in 2007. I have talked to the principal on occasion and things have gone well , select teachers and staff take special training , no teacher is forced to carry . They are satisfied with their plan and doing ...

... don't have a direct answer, but the schools I have read about permitting staff to carry seem to have taken one of two routes: various versions of the ... here: http://texaschlforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=66105&p=810414&hilit=harrold+ISD#p810414" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. I included ...

... in the room where the shooting occurs. That is where armed teachers/staff would come in. The new legislation allows a teacher to act as an SRO ... ammunition to avoid possible ricochet off block walls or desks. The Harrold ISD was the first I know in Texas to do so in 2007. Here is a link to ...

... about all of this. Harrell ISD signs off on some of their teachers and staff to carry, provides additional training (not disclosed what type), a ... going to be hearing about it for the next two years.

The district is Harrold, in north Texas. At this time, there are some 20 ISD's that have ...

Of course Harrold ISD is the grand-daddy of them all on this, but these are others I have noticed along the way.

This article on Brenham Brenham ISD ... have reported adopting a "school guardian" plan in which designated staff are authorized to carry a gun, up from one district before Sandy Hook ...

... by various school districts to do training for their teachers. Harrold ISD in the panhandle area has allowed teachers to carry for 3-4 years ... they would never know if the person is armed anyway.

Arming teachers/staff will never happen at my ISD, they have the money to hire LEOs.

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But in August 2008, Harrold Independent School District Superintendent David Thweatt made waves announcing an unprecedented move: Teachers and staff would be allowed to carry guns in schools.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2316729.html ...

... approved a policy that would allow a limited number of teachers and staff to carry weapons on campus, making them the third school district in ... the district has been considering approving the policy since 2007, when Harrold I.S.D. became the first school district to allow teachers to carry guns ...

I graduated from Harrold and still live near by. The decision to allow teachers and staff was decided on by the school board and the superintendant. Those allowed to carry are required to have a a certain amount of training and carry ammunition is restricted to certain types. <SNIP>

Franginable? I'm ...

... it's on, but someone had the exact law.

To my knowledge only the Harrold, Texas ISD (near the Red River in N. Texas)
has authorized their staff to carry within the school buildings.

SIA

... drills. I'm pushing for a lockdown drill. But, I'm also want to push something more realistic. It's one thing to drill, but it's another thing when we hear shots fired or see a firearm. Students and staff WILL panic, and that's what I'm worried about. No one really panics in a fire or tornado drill.

The ISSUE here IS allowing teachers, and staff with CHL's to DEFEND THE LIVES OF CHILDREN entrusted to their care.

Yes sir, the only other thing I have is a pair of scissors and a really heavy book if anything ever happened. Most districts in my area are beefing up security as a result. Newer ...