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Most likely, the armed educator will not be a teacher but rather an administrator or someone who is not tied to one specific classroom. As a school principal and CHL holder, I have mixed feelings. I see pros and cons to the issue. However, until the community changes it's own mindset, it doesn't matter how I feel. Most school board members are merely politicians and seldom have the courage to bring in the kind of change necessary to have an armed educator on campus; and you can most certainly rule out a school marshal program at a large district.