Concealed Carry on Campus

Kaylee Myers, Parker Davis

The Statistics:
Nearly 53% of the identified shootings
took place in K-12 schools, and 47% took
place on college or university campuses. In
95 incidents - over half - the perpetrator(s)
intentionally injured or killed at least one
other person with a gun.
Analysis of School Shootings. (2015, December 31). Retrieved March 11, 2017, from
https://everytownresearch.org/reports/analysis-of-school-shootings/
School Shooting Death Tolls

Three school shootings:

-Virginia Tech University

-Columbine High School

-Sandy Hook Elementary


Dylan Hockley
"We do not and shall never regret
this choice," the Hockleys said. "Our
boys have flourished here and our
family's happiness has been
limitless."
Those we have lost
Madeleine Hsu
Her mom would give her a big
squeeze, and Madeleine would hug
her little sister. "She was just an
absolute doll," Dryer said. "She
seemed very shy, but she was just
so sweet."
Rachel Scott
"There's nothing I can add or
take away from what she gave
us," her mom, Beth, said. "In
those short 17 years, it was
complete."
Ryan C. Clark
"He was one of the kindest, most
compassionate people I have ever
known," said Mary Ellen Ipser
 We believe the best way to combat
these tragic shootings is by putting
a firearm in the hands of someone
capable of protecting students. Our
teachers are the first line of defense
when it comes to school shootings
The solution because they are the first to see the
signs. If they are unsuccessful in
preventing these shootings, at least
they will be able to stop them
before anyone else gets hurt.
Concealed Carry Classes
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April 15, 2017 Private Classes

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 December 14, 2012:
Sandy Hook At an unknown time, 20-year-old Adam Lanza kills his mother Nancy,
52, With a .22 Caliber Savage Mark II rifle. Lanza then drives his
mothers car to Sandy Hook Elementary, about five miles away.

Elementary At approximately 9:30 am Adam Lanza arrives at Sandy Hook

Elementary, a school with about 700 students. The principal, Dawn
Hochsprung, had installed a new security system that required every
visitor to ring the front entrances doorbell for admittance. Lanza shoots
his way through the entrance.

Principal Hochsprung and school psychologist Mary Sherlach step out to

the hall to see what is going on, and are followed by Vice Principal
Natalie Hammond. Hochsprung and Sherlach are killed, and Hammond
is injured.

Lanza enters the classroom of substitute teacher Lauren Rousseau.

Lanza kills 14 children as well as Rousseau and a teachers aide.

He then enters the classroom of teacher Victoria Soto. Six Children in

the room, as well as Soto and a teachers aide, are killed. Lanza kills
himself in the same classroom, ending the rampage in less than 11
minutes.

(n.d). Retrieved March 12, 2017, from

http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/07/us/connecticut-shootings-f
ast-facts/
April 20, 1999: Columbine High School
Two teens went on a shooting spree at
Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, killing 13
people and wounding more than 20 others before
turning their guns on themselves and committing
suicide. The crime was the worst high school shooting
in U.S. history and prompted a national debate on gun
control and school safety, as well as a major
investigation to determine what motivated the gunmen,
Eric Harris, 18, and Dylan Klebold, 17. There was
speculation that the two committed the killings because
they had been bullied, were members of a group of
social outcasts that was fascinated by Goth culture, or
had been influenced by violent video games and
music; however none of these theories was ever
proven.

History.com Staff. (2009). Columbine High School

shootings. Retrieved March 12,2017, from
http:..www.history.com/topics/columbine-high-school-shooti
ngs
Virginia Tech University
Virginia Tech Shooting. (n.d.). Retrieved March 12, 2017, from
http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/31/us/virginia-tech-shootings-fast-fac
ts/
April 16, 2007 -
7:15 am - Police are notified in a 911 call that there are at least
two shooting victims at West Ambler Johnston Hall, a four-story
coed dormitory on campus that houses approximately 895
students.
9:01 am - Cho mails a package containing video, photographs
and writings to NBC News in New York City. NBC doesnt
receive it until two days later due to an incorrect address on the
package.
9:26 am - The school sends out an email statement that a
shooting took place at West Ambler Johnston Hall earlier that
morning.
9:45 am - 911 calls report a second round of shootings in
classrooms at Norris Hall, the engineering science and
mechanics building. At least 32 students and faculty are killed.
9:50 Please stay put. A second email notifies students that a
gunman is loose on campus.
9:55 am- University officials send a third message about the
second shooting via email and text messages to students.
10:16 am - Classes are canceled.
10:52 am - Students receive an email about Norris Hall
shooting, with the subject line, Second shooting reported:
police have one gunman in custody.
 Warning Signs
1. No remorse
2. Act Violently
3. History of social, emotional and mental disturbances
4. Obsession with weapons
5. Lack of ethics
6. No meaningful friends
7. High family dysfunction
 Utah Laws
Utah law allows concealed firearm permit holders (CPF), including teachers with a
CPF to carry firearm on any school premises. Carrying concealed weapons in public
schools is a right protected by law for permit holders in Utah, and teachers who carry
firearms are not required to inform school administrators of the existence of their
weapons. For more information on these laws, please visit Utah | OpenCarry.org.
 Resources
(not listed prior)

legacy.com (n.d.). Retrieved March 12, 2017, from

http://www.legacy.com/memorial-sites/sandy-hook-school-tragedy/profile-search.aspx

Utah. (2012, September 26). Retrieved March 12, 2017, from http://www.opencarry.org/state-info-t-z/utah/