General 14 students, 1 teacher dead following mass school shooting in Texas

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Bans involve confiscation.
We've already banned this class of weapon before. Everything will be grandfathered in.
You'll just see language that stops the manufacturers from circumventing the law.

Even banning automatics just put them behind the NFA curtain. And transfer and purchase is still possible.
 
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oh i wuz rite it’s a stupid plans


Architects already try to limit entryways and design schools to guide students and visitors to one main front entrance, but more than one door is necessary for fire safety and to carry out school operations, said Bill Bradley, a school design expert with Stantec Architecture and chair of the Association for Learning Environments.

A school, for example, may need additional entrances to use a school gymnasium for sports, community events or voting booths without opening up the entire school to the public, Bradley said.

“Let’s say you had a high school that had 3,000 students, and you’re going to use one entry point to bring those students into that building every day,” Avera said. “That’s going to literally double the amount of time it takes to get folks in that building.”

Schools also have to account for staff and deliveries for things like lunch items and classroom materials, Avera said.

As school districts grow, their campuses sometimes sprawl with multiple buildings or portables, making a single entrance impossible.

At San Antonio’s Northside ISD, district leaders had to add gyms in exterior buildings to elementary schools initially built without them, said Woods, the superintendent. He estimated about half of the district’s 125 campuses also use portables to avoid cramping in students or to deal with population growth.
 

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We've already banned this class of weapon before. Everything will be grandfathered in.
You'll just see language that stops the manufacturers from circumventing the law.

Even banning automatics just put them behind the NFA curtain. And transfer and purchase is still possible.
It's not really a ban if they're still in circulation. We're seeing it here now.
 
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oh i wuz rite it’s a stupid plans


Architects already try to limit entryways and design schools to guide students and visitors to one main front entrance, but more than one door is necessary for fire safety and to carry out school operations, said Bill Bradley, a school design expert with Stantec Architecture and chair of the Association for Learning Environments.

A school, for example, may need additional entrances to use a school gymnasium for sports, community events or voting booths without opening up the entire school to the public, Bradley said.

“Let’s say you had a high school that had 3,000 students, and you’re going to use one entry point to bring those students into that building every day,” Avera said. “That’s going to literally double the amount of time it takes to get folks in that building.”

Schools also have to account for staff and deliveries for things like lunch items and classroom materials, Avera said.

As school districts grow, their campuses sometimes sprawl with multiple buildings or portables, making a single entrance impossible.

At San Antonio’s Northside ISD, district leaders had to add gyms in exterior buildings to elementary schools initially built without them, said Woods, the superintendent. He estimated about half of the district’s 125 campuses also use portables to avoid cramping in students or to deal with population growth.
MMAHAWK @MMAHAWK apologize to me now
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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oh i wuz rite it’s a stupid plans


Architects already try to limit entryways and design schools to guide students and visitors to one main front entrance, but more than one door is necessary for fire safety and to carry out school operations, said Bill Bradley, a school design expert with Stantec Architecture and chair of the Association for Learning Environments.

A school, for example, may need additional entrances to use a school gymnasium for sports, community events or voting booths without opening up the entire school to the public, Bradley said.

“Let’s say you had a high school that had 3,000 students, and you’re going to use one entry point to bring those students into that building every day,” Avera said. “That’s going to literally double the amount of time it takes to get folks in that building.”

Schools also have to account for staff and deliveries for things like lunch items and classroom materials, Avera said.

As school districts grow, their campuses sometimes sprawl with multiple buildings or portables, making a single entrance impossible.

At San Antonio’s Northside ISD, district leaders had to add gyms in exterior buildings to elementary schools initially built without them, said Woods, the superintendent. He estimated about half of the district’s 125 campuses also use portables to avoid cramping in students or to deal with population growth.
Uh, my high school literally did what they're proposing.
 
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What name you want to use for the jack wagon who says it's impossible to do a thing that's already been done?
renovate all da schools into fortresses! we did it once!

how many schools are there in the US

what is the cost of this “idea?”

it’s astronomical and as already outlined, not very feasible when you have schools with portables, multiple buildings on a large campus, and thousands of students to filter in through one armed checkpoint.
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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renovate all da schools into fortresses! we did it once!

how many schools are there in the US

what is the cost of this “idea?”

it’s astronomical and as already outlined, not very feasible when you have schools with portables, multiple buildings on a large campus, and thousands of students to filter in through one armed checkpoint.
Uh, their idea is just to lock all doors but the main entrance.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and other Republicans argue that gunmen can be stopped by locking all but one door and posting guards at schools.
 

Freeloading Rusty

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renovate all da schools into fortresses! we did it once!

how many schools are there in the US

what is the cost of this “idea?”

it’s astronomical and as already outlined, not very feasible when you have schools with portables, multiple buildings on a large campus, and thousands of students to filter in through one armed checkpoint.
Why not just build a wall around all school properties. A big beautiful wall.
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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fire safety. oh but we can replace every door with a fire egress exit. those are glass so you can break them.
I'm hoping if we get the top men working on it we can come up with something like this thing that, you know, already exists:

 

Freeloading Rusty

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Criminals can get their hands on guns even if outlawed… yet they can’t get into a building if it is locked?