Florida Campuses Get Armed Guards
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Florida Lawmakers Approve Gun Bill for College Campuses: A New Approach to Campus Safety
Florida lawmakers have passed a bill allowing trained faculty and staff to carry guns on public college and university campuses. The measure expands the states school guardian program, which started for K-12 schools, to higher education. The bill passed with mostly Republican support and is expected to be signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. The new law requires a 144-hour training program for faculty and staff, covering guns, shooter drills, legal rules, and defense moves, along with psych checks, drug tests, and yearly updates. Colleges must also set up shooter plans, threat teams, and mental health help. The bill could set a model for campus safety across the country.
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