Alaska SB3 allows school districts to assign certain qualified individuals to carry concealed handguns on school grounds.

The Alaska SB3 bill, also known as the Safe Schools Act, mandates that school districts in Alaska grant qualified individuals the duty to carry concealed handguns on school grounds. To qualify, individuals must agree to the duty, have a concealed handgun permit, complete specific training, meet physical and mental standards, and commit to continuing employment if required. School districts must provide training, reimburse fees, and install gun-storage lockers. The bill also outlines immunity from liability for certain parties and requires annual updates to school crisis response plans.

Alaska SB3 allows school districts to assign certain qualified individuals to carry concealed handguns on school grounds.

The Alaska SB3 bill, also known as the Safe Schools Act, mandates that school districts in Alaska grant qualified individuals the duty to carry concealed handguns on school grounds. To qualify, individuals must agree to the duty, have a concealed handgun permit, complete specific training, meet physical and mental standards, and commit to continuing employment if required. School districts must provide training, reimburse fees, and install gun-storage lockers. The bill also outlines immunity from liability for certain parties and requires annual updates to school crisis response plans.