Governor Lee Signs Law Requiring Firearm Safety Training For Tennessee Public Schools
Students In Tennessee Schools Will Receive Firearm Safety Training Now That Governor Bill Lee Has Signed Legislation Expanding The SAVE Act.
Read moreStudents In Tennessee Schools Will Receive Firearm Safety Training Now That Governor Bill Lee Has Signed Legislation Expanding The SAVE Act.
Read moreA Tennessee Bill That Would Ban The Display Of Pride Flags – And Other Flags That Are Ideological Or Political In Nature – Did Not Pass On The Senate Floor On Tuesday. The Roll Call Vote Of 13 To 6 Failed To Gain A Constitutional Majority Of 17 Votes.
Read moreLegislation That Authorizes Tennessee Faculty And Staff Members To Carry A Concealed Handgun On School Grounds After Meeting Certain Requirements Has Now Passed In The House And Senate And Will Soon Land On Governor Lee’s Desk For His Signature.
Read moreA Bill That Would Allow Qualified Employees To Concealed Carry Firearms In A School Is Scheduled To Be Discussed By The Tennessee House On Wednesday.
Read moreThe Tennessee Senate Passed A Bill On Tuesday That Will Allow Public School Teachers In The State To Carry A Concealed Weapon On School Grounds.
Read moreLegislation That Would Require Tennessee Schools To Teach About Firearm Storage, School Safety, And Avoiding Injury Should A Firearm Be Found Passed The Senate On Thursday.
Read moreThe Senate Education Committee Passed A Bill That Would Require Tennessee Students In Public Schools And Public Charter Schools To Take An Annual Handgun Safety Course.
Read moreThe Tennessee Senate Education Committee Will Hear A Proposed Law On Wednesday That Would Require An Annual Handgun Safety Course For All Public School And Public Charter School Students.
Read moreA Bill Mandating Firearm Safety Training For Tennessee Public School Students Passed The House Education Instruction Committee Yesterday 12-3 And Now Moves To The House Floor For A Vote.
Read moreA Set Of Companion Bills Were Introduced In The Tennessee House And Senate On February 1st Regarding Firearm Safety Training In Tennessee’s Public Schools.
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