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PURELY HYPOTHETICAL..........
- Thread starter Sauer Grapes
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Yes, absolutely!
But there is an exemption if you get written permission from the head of the school.
But there is an exemption if you get written permission from the head of the school.
warwickben
bubba Kalashnikov
Not sure if a joke...,..
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You see, part of being sheepified is capitulating to that warm bath of statism whereby your child is indoctrinated in a state run school system. What goes along with that, is having to bow to certain arbitrary rules and regulations. We are still afforded some semblance of freedom whereby we can do what ever the hell we want with our children and home school them.
or, maybe I'm just talking out of my ass. Let me count the empties.
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Golddiggie
NES Member
IMO, it would be classified as a 'private school' so he/she would be able to make up whatever rules they want. Instead of a 'gun free zone' make it a 'free fire zone'... Such as "you come to hurt the kids, you get shot in the head for free"...
Oh, and IBTL...
D
Deleted member 12999
Your post would have been better with THIS:
Our home campus has good sight lines... that's all I'll say.
No joke. A school is a school whether private or public . . . that is the way a prosecutor will look at it.
Advantage is that if YOU run the school, YOU can give written permission (as specified in MGL C. 269 S. 10) for anyone on the property to carry.
When it comes to divorces/aftermath, the ex can make life a living hell by ratting out their ex on any little thing, involving the police and/or courts. So having one's ducks in a row is more than prudent.
D
Deleted member 12999
I wouldn't say it's that simple. Many folks do their schooling outside of the home... experiential learning, co-ops, church groups, actual hybrid schools are now being planned... one of the advantages of home school. Flexibility.
Keep in mind the "ex" factor. If she complains to the authorities, I'd give heavy odds that there would be legal trouble.
pastera
NES Member
The administrators in my children's school have no issue with and welcome lawful gun owners on campus.
Although one administrator does get unhappy if class is disturbed by 'show and tell' or live fire exercises.
Although one administrator does get unhappy if class is disturbed by 'show and tell' or live fire exercises.
Garys
NES Member
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Marty McFly
NES Member
i knew this was coming.......we need to ban trees. could be dangerous if it fell on someone.
