Timeline of Santa Fe shooting
The Texas Association of School Boards says 172 districts had weapons in February, and it's now up to 217, which is 20 percent of all of the school districts in Texas.
TEXAS (KTRK) -- One month after the deadly Santa Fe High School shooting, more districts are now allowing staff members to carry weapons.
The Texas Association of School Boards says 172 districts had weapons in February, and it's now up to 217, which is 20 percent of all of the school districts in Texas.
The Texas Association of School Boards says 172 districts had weapons in February, and it's now up to 217, which is 20 percent of all of the school districts in Texas.