A recent survey conducted by Springtown ISD Superintendent Mike Kelley showed that more than 80 percent of community members and the district’s staff agreed that they would like it if “highly-trained staff members” were armed on the school campus. All teachers/staff that want to participate must undergo metal evaluations, strict training and must have a Texas-issued License to Carry.
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