They ARE a government entity, the only areas where they should be able to post are "Schools/Educational Institutions" and "School Sponsored Events" where they control the property. AG has said that school district operations buildings are "educational institutions"...but I'm not sure a conference in a public venue counts.NTexCopRetired wrote:Public schools should be considered a government entity, IMHO. The board members are elected by the District, they have the power to tax and are supported by State tax money. The are regulated by the State and will be taken over by the State if they are not properly run. I am not sure of the "legal" definition of a government entity but a public school district sure seems to smell like one.
I appreciate all the input. I am a little concerned about being in downtown Houston without a weapon. Maybe I am just paranoid.
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