New "Dangerous" Law by Karen Jones

Nadia+Sarah.R+Lauren+Emily+Edmonde

2025-09-19 13:11:11 UTC

“It is unlawful for a student or guest to bring anything that could be classified as a weapon into a school, that does not fall under educational or sports ”

Nathan & Caty

2025-09-19 13:22:04 UTC

It is unlawful to bring into a school any item that, given the circumstances, poses a reasonable risk of harm. An item may be considered dangerous based on the way it is intended to be used, displayed, or carried. Items brought for legitimate safety, education, professional, or athletic purposes are not unlawful if authorized by the school.

2025-09-19 13:47:11 UTC

It’s unlawful to bring any item that could cause harm into a school building that is not a part of school activities

Camilla

2025-09-19 13:47:36 UTC

It is unlawful to bring items that pose a reasonable threat into a school without authorization from (insert school authority)

jayden

2025-09-19 13:47:45 UTC

it is unlawful to bring items into the school that for any reason, would be considered a weapon excluding sports equipment.

Liam

2025-09-19 13:49:44 UTC

It's unlawful to bring dangerous objects to school if it is brought with the intent of inflicting harm on others. Items of educational, athletic, or professional use are lawful if they are approved.

Anabella

2025-09-19 13:52:44 UTC

It is unlawful to bring items that can cause serious physical harm to school unless it is under the schools mission/curriculum and brought through proper authorization where administration has prior knowledge of the items usage.

Noa

2025-09-19 13:56:48 UTC

It is unlawful for any school attendee, teacher or visitor to bring any item that could be classified as a dangerous weapon used for harm to cause threats or put the safety of the school at risk, excluding sport equipment left in the locker during school hours.

Maya

2025-09-19 13:56:54 UTC

Students or teachers are not permitted to bring items that are likely to cause harm or injury unless approved by the administration or are being used by the teacher for educational purposes.

jayden 2

2025-09-19 13:56:58 UTC

It is unlawful to bring items into the school that, for any reason, would be considered a weapon, excluding sports equipment, or be approved by security or administration.

Miraj

2025-09-19 13:57:05 UTC

On school premises, dangerous items are anything that can cause potentially lethal harm or severe harm to someone, and should be completely banned; items used for educational purposes are exempt. And the person in control could also affect the situation.

2025-09-19 13:57:39 UTC

It is unlawful to bring unauthorized items that could potentially be harmful and threatening to school safety. Authorized items must have educational and athletic purposes.

2025-09-19 13:57:43 UTC

Students and teachers may not bring any items/weapons or substances into school that are likely and typically meant to harm themselves or others unless it is used for approved educational purposes.

erica

2025-09-19 13:58:10 UTC

It is unlawful to bring items that can be used to hurt someone through ill intent into school. Unless the person's item is approved for educational purposes or the person has authorization, all possible dangerous items must be left in a secure room until the end of the day.

Humaira

2025-09-19 13:58:16 UTC

Students may not bring weaponry (as defined by items designed to inflict physical harm to others) to school. Prior authorization is required for any potentially dangerous (able or likely to cause injury), as determined by school administration. Students may not use any belonging to inflict harm on another student.

Hazel Nolasco

2025-09-19 15:19:02 UTC

It is unlawful to bring any weapon that can be assumed as a weapon or any potential weapon that can cause harm unless it is used for educational, sports, or self-defense purposes. (They have to be reported to the office to have the item.)

kordian

2025-09-19 16:50:46 UTC

It’s unlawful for any student to bring any weapons to school, including knives, pepper spray, guns, or anything that could hurt another classmate, regardless of the weapon or its purpose. Students who have an after-school sport have to have permission from the principal and the sport’s coach before bringing any sports equipment to school.