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I honestly have no problem with a psych eval. I mean, if you're in a position as a teacher / leadership, shouldn't you be able to pass one?
However, I recognize that the devil is in the details. Those psyc evals could be expensive and they place the people doing the evaluations perhaps in a position of great liability. There would also need to be some uniform standard around the evaluation, which isn't terribly easy to make such an exam totally objective.

Again, I'm in the minority here, but requiring some sort of basic mental competency would put and end to a major complaint of the anti-2nd amendment establishment. If you point out that it wouldn't prevent someone from illegally obtaining a firearm, that's true... And if you pointed out that it *might* be used to somewhat less than subjectively deny ownership, I'd say that's true also. So basically, I support the idea, but can't come up with a practical way to implement.