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Basically, I think LE will certify CHL instructors to specifically teach this course is what I think Mr. Cotton is talking about. If it ever has the need but honestly it is in it's infancy stage and none of the school districts around me are going to adopt this imo. So there is going to be a limited demand for a CHL instructor who is certified to teach this class. I just don't see this catching on unless the vast majority of the parents push the school boards to join up.

No, they are law enforcement. Honestly not to knock on CHL instructors but many do don't have tactical or not enough tactical training to teach what needs to be learned for an armed school teacher. Not that some don't but this is a course that is supposed to be advanced from my understanding. The Marshall's will already have their CHL prior to taking this.

Yes it is happening but don't get to excited over it. This was talked about last year and in the last two weeks people keep telling me that "did you hear they are going to finally let you carry in the classroom". No. It is still up to each and every school district and I can guarantee you that over 95% of them won't ever bother looking into it. Most of the districts who opt for this will be out in the rural areas or will be private schools. If you are within 50 miles miles of a major city don't hold your breath.

It of course is a step in the right direction but just understand that most of the highly populated districts will never go for this. They will just increase security at the schools and district officers if need be. When the lawyers and antis voice their opinion they don't give it a second thought.