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Having taught at a high school, k-9 searches were a monthly occurrence. I'm not sure what they were trained to hit on, but I do recall a student getting called to the parking lot for having shotgun shells in his truck. Unless you're looking to fight a losing battle I'd leave the gun at home. I remember being on lock down, which wasn't a drill, and the feeling sucked. You don't know what's happening, but you do know you don't have a good way to defend yourself should the need arise. It's times like those where you'd rather have risked losing your job as opposed to potentially losing your life. That being said, a gun in the truck vs. on your person is a big difference.