Do you think school staff should be able to carry tazers or even guns on campus to protect themselves?
961252
Yes, i do belive that teachers and security should be allowed to carry non lethal defence weapons, and i live in london!!\nThe protection of other students and is paramount and training should be given if allowed, I do have to point out that the theft of weapons from subjects allowed to carry them is of obvious concern and i suspect that many subjects would reject the principal of carrying a weapon in a school, there should be better ways of reducing the chance of students or nutters entering schools armed with any type of weapon including metal pens, combs or sharpened tools.
504168
Yes!  Schools can lock you in (or out) if there is any emergency situation going on inside or outside the area.  It is for your protection--and so that they don't get sued.
1081998
It is definately a violation of people's rights, I can understand for a school or something of that nature, BUT the cases you are hearing about on the news are of companies/ city governments trying to make a profit.  To me this is blatant thievery, and something needs to be done soon. This is one of the reasons we have the right to bear arms.
245495
do you need to bring your own weapons?
141988
Yes, of course, officers of the law should carry guns.\nActually it seems that the idiot criminals on the street are better armed than the police.\nGive the police more powers and give them the right to shoot first, ask questions later then maybe the asinine criminal element and other assorted yokels will get the message that society rules the streets not them.
374209
I can't imagine that a school would ever put up a site like this or that government regulations would allow it. Although your intentions seem harmless enough, you can understand how this might violate students' privacy and put them in potential danger.
570356
Yes. Most of us have done something in our lives that we are not proud of. Sometimes in was over 20 years ago when we were younger and not very wise in our ways. Even those who are offenders pay taxes, therfore we are people under the constitution with inalienable rights (see constitution).  \nPerhaps a regulation on the type or how many firearms would be more appropriate for non-violent offenders.
95541
As long as they have rules with it, and PROTECTIVE GEAR!! And educate them a little about using it correctly and it should be fine
706057
install the detectors like the airports have and a security officer on grounds, two or more if the schools are big...kids deserve to be safe, just like airport travelers, etc.
212436
They are shielded and should make it through the metal detectors without harm. However, I would be on the safe side and request that the bag holding them be searched by hand.
498891
No. Kids are forced to attend public school by the state government. The students have certain rights one being the right to be free from searches without a warrant, and the other being a right to bear arms. Rights cannot be taken by the government. If the government makes you attend school and the school has a metal detector they are forcing you to forfeit your rights. Furthermore if law abiding students and teachers are armed school shootings would result in less loss of human life because the victims would have the ability to defend themselves. The criminals that commit school violence know that the victims are unable to defend themselves and that is one reason they choose these kinds of targets.
423522
I can't think of a single reason they shouldn't be allowed. It's a public place, and cameras are freely allowed in public places. Further, there is a reasonable expectation that the school would be able to prevent crimes lke vandalism, etc.
767515
Don't think anyone but the mildly sadistic would welcome a return to the days of the cane. \n\nSchool measures all centre on detentions / suspensions / exclusions model - a pupil can only be excluded if they have been suspended for a certain number of days in total across the school year. \n\nMy family is full of teachers and they all agree in this principle, but say it is too hard to exclude pupils for consistantly poor discipline - maybe you could focus on that as a topic and research some examples locally.
884113
yes schools should wear uniform to give students a feeling tht they belong to same class, group and category.no upper class or lower class feeling.
35502
the only problem with that is students don't have rights in schools because the school and its staff is considered "parents" of the students while they are there.\n\nthis poses a problem then because if you go on strike, you get in trouble for passive resistance and insubordination, both of which are considered "serious offenses" and will probably lead to expulsion.\n\nsometimes it works; like if you think that they are asking too much for lunch or something like that, but most of the time it doesn't.  (unfortunately)\n\nsometimes, i wish it did though.  oh..and most of the parents in my area couldn't care less if their child went on strike or not...unless they got expelled.
133066
You shouldn't, because many people will not make it back to school, be late getting back, get into accidents while hurrying out, etc.  They might get into a fight while out there--who would be responsible for them?  They are more likely to do drug deals or have sex if they can leave school during the day.  If we thought about it, we could probably come up with a dozen more reasons that high schools should have a closed campus at lunch.
134676
Yes. y not ..but school management sholud control to misuse the mobile in class room ..but this is not a rite wayto ban that inside campus\n\nAll the best\nDhana