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MD: Educators Debate Who Should Carry Guns in Schools, Push Back Against Trump Proposal
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Maryland educators are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s call for more armed adults in schools while saying they’re open to new ideas about how to make school facilities more secure following last week’s shooting in Florida that left 17 people dead. Maryland’s state superintendent will convene an emergency meeting Monday of the Maryland Center for School Safety board to discuss ways to “ensure that every resource available is being used to make schools safe.” Superintendent Karen Salmon also said more should be done to support and counsel troubled students.
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jac
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| Morons. Keep doing the same thing. It has worked so well up to now. |
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netsyscon
(2/27/2018)
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Oh, you mean NOW you will work to make schools safe. What did you want, another shooting so you could push your anti self defense agenda??
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