Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill into law that drastically reduces the number of training hours required for Ohio school district employees to carry guns on campuses.
Republican Governor Mike DeWine signed a bill into law Monday that will allow education employees in Ohio to carry guns on school premises after having received just one day's worth of training, at most. The law is an attempt to undo the effect of an Ohio Supreme Court ruling last year, which mandated that per the law at the time, school employees were required to undergo hundreds of hours of training before arming themselves in schools. It takes effect this fall.
Before announcing the bill signing, the governor outlined several other school safety measures he and lawmakers have promoted, including $100 million for Republican Ohio Governor Mike DeWine speaks at a news conference in Columbus, Ohio, on Nov. 18, 2020.The state is also adding 28 employees to the school safety center to work with districts on safety issues and to provide training under the new law. Ohio has also provided $1.
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