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Another board of education in Ohio votes to allow concealed carry for teachers
New Philadelphia, OH’s Times Reporter reported this week that the Garaway Board of Education has passed a resolution to allow for armed staff at Garaway
Another Ohio board of education votes to allow concealed carry for teachers
WTAP (NBC Parkersburg, WV) reported recently that the Warren Local Schools board of education has voted to approve the concealed arming of staff members. From the
FASTER Trauma Training put to use TWICE in May
The month of May was national ‘Stop the Bleed’ month and staff from two different schools had to use the training and equipment they received
On Anniversary of Columbine, FASTER Saves Lives Reaches Critical Milestone
Since our first FASTER Saves Lives class in the spring of 2013, we have trained more than 2,600 school staff from over 260 school districts
Headline: Manchester Local Schools votes 4-1 in favor of arming teachers
WCPO (ABC Cincinnati) is reporting that the board of Manchester Local Schools voted 4-1 in favor of arming teachers and staff in front of a scattered
Ohio Judge Rules Against Bloomberg-Funded Lawyers Trying to Stop Armed Teachers
You’ve no doubt heard about our victorious lawsuits against Columbus and Cincinnati over unconstitutional bump stock laws. But there’s another lawsuit we’ve been involved with recently
Judge confirms 2013 Attorney General opinion: Teachers don’t need police-level training to carry guns in schools
On January 29, 2013, then-Attorney General Mike DeWine issued a letter debunking claims made by Ohio School Board Association’s chief legal counsel regarding the legality of armed teachers.
Program Director Joe Eaton explains FASTER Saves Lives to Piers Morgan
On February 4, the British television station Channel 4 broadcast a documentary on Buckeye Firearms Foundation’s FASTER Saves Lives program. Unfortunately, the Channel 4 broadcast
Another Ohio school moves to protect its students with armed staff members
Maysville, KY’s The Ledger-Independent is reporting that an Adams County school district is the latest in Ohio to make plans allow teachers and other staff members to