Armed guards at Texas schools: How school districts are handling HB 3

Many Central Texas school districts are struggling to meet the requirements of HB 3, which requires an armed officer at every school campus. The law went into effect in September.
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[@DavEstra01]

Dang, sounds like the Republican governor is committing a cardinal republican sin. Bigger government. Gonna need more money to support poor families with unplanned babies, gonna need more money for armed offices in schools and gonna need more money for “open border” issues.

[@AFloridaSon]

Sounds like they're worrying more about money than they are worrying about children's safety.

[@MrDocbowman]

Need police substation and military recruiting officers. Then someone is there for shift change

[@helenpauls1496]

Just get some cops to do it as part of their training program. Better still give the kids and teachers guns, “to protect themselves”.