Well, we have here a superintendent who believes his feelings are more important than state law.
We have a board member and a board president who seem determined to pass a resolution to violate the law, but at least one of them thinks he needs to 'research' the law first.
I'm pretty sure the 'eloquent' parent has already explained the law to them, but perhaps somebody else can explain it to them in writing before they go any farther?
If they pass an illegal resolution, I'd love to see them getting their copies of the summons and complaint the next day. http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/oakland/2014/10/29/huron-valley-schools-open-carry/18112039/ "We had a parent who very eloquently came to the district and expressed his intent to open carry in a couple of our school buildings," said HVS School Board Trustee Jeff Long at an Oct. 20 board dialogue meeting.
Long said he intends to research the issue and write a resolution prohibiting open carry of weapons on school properties. "While I have no objections to the rights of open carry, I don't see a need for a parent to open carry a weapon in any of our buildings."
Superintendent Jim Baker declined to identify the parent, but said the man, who is properly licensed, has in fact, open carried a weapon in two of the district's buildings — those his children attend — after hours, when most students had gone home.
"I am grateful he went to the building administrator and told that principal what he planned on doing in advance," Baker said. "I've had multiple conversations with (the parent), he's talked with the building administrators, and he's been very forthright, in some regards very progressive, and I appreciate that. He didn't just show up unannounced.
But that doesn't change the way I feel about the law."
"We're hopeful to come to a resolution before Nov. 30," Walsh said. "We want to make sure we have a good understanding of the law before we move forward."