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I see what you mean, I guess universities don't have districts as such. I gather that "district" for local colleges is different than "district" for K-12. Learning all the time....apostate wrote:I thought you were asking about universities. Those are treated like any other employer. This bill, like campus carry, doesn't change anything for private or public K-12 AFAICT
??? I guess these are the exceptions, where prohibition may apply. Isn't every public school in a school district around here?Bulldog1911 wrote:(B)AAa school district;apostate wrote:I don't see that in the text. There's an exemption in the Senate version for prekindergarten through grade 12 schools, but not for universities.OldSchool wrote:Is it correct that this does not force colleges to allow employees to have firearms in the parking lot? If so, why? (I was hoping for at least some relief at one of my jobs....)
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However, the bill only protects employees. It does not seem to limit a company's ability, through policy or trespass notice, to prohibit guns in cars owned/driven by contractors, sub-contractors, consultants, customers, etc.
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