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I am putting this here because in a rational world rather than a politically correct one no news agency would see anything to report at all.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/04/20/no ... cmp=hplnws

Though there are fewer schools participating in marksmanship activities than there used to be (particularly per capita) it still isn't THAT unusual to see a school JROTC program pursue having a range/team. These are almost always air rifle 10 meter setups and it's fairly simple to run a safe range, particularly in a program that stresses discipline.

Local area high schools around my neck of the woods pretty much all have JROTC (5 Army, 1 Marine, 1AF). At least 4 of them have an indoor air rifle range. One of the schools went to Nationals a couple of years back

Agreed. It baffles me how this made the news. It es essentially a non-event except for the JROTC students.