This Tennessee superintendent has ‘no intention’ of creating policy to allow armed teachers

Knox County Schools Superintendent Jon Rysewyk said he has no plans to ask the board of education to create a policy to allow teachers to carry guns at school because the district already has strong security in place.

“Knox County Schools has no intention of recommending a policy to the board,” Superintendent Jon Rysewyk wrote in an email to Knox News.

Gov. Bill Lee signed into law April 26 a measure that allows teachers and staff to carry guns in school buildings, but only with the approval of the district superintendent, school principal and a local law enforcement agency.

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