That makes sense because then it would be like situation 1 in the OP.Charles L. Cotton wrote:Now let me throw something else out here; just for fun. I was being conservative and my answer to the second scenario. I actually believe that the portion of the building used as a school would be off-limits only during school hours with students and or teachers present. I didn't say this earlier because I was being conservative and didn't want to put someone out on the cutting edge of the law. This opinion would change if the building were actually owned by the school.
While we're playing hypotheticals, suppose a school leased a building (or a portion of a building) for graduation or prom. Would that be off limits as a school sponsored activity? If so, would the actual owner of the building be legal to carry on their own property during the event, or does renting to a school deny their rights?