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New Series: Teachers' Views on Carrying Guns, School Safety
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New Series: Teachers' Views on Carrying Guns, School Safety

by Alyssa Davis

In the wake of the shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead, Americans are demanding action to prevent these tragic events.

Emotional students and parents of school shooting victims descended on the White House last month to participate in President Donald Trump's listening session on the issue. Students across the nation participated in a walkout on Wednesday to protest gun laws that leave them feeling unsafe at school. And many polls, including Gallup's, have found that there is broad agreement among Americans for various proposals to curb school shootings.

However, one critical voice has been largely missing from these debates: U.S. teachers. To that end, Gallup conducted a nationally representative poll of nearly 500 teachers across the U.S. to uncover and amplify their views on how to keep their students safe.

Beginning tomorrow and continuing next week, Gallup will publish teachers' perspectives on the following topics:

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View more Gallup data and insights on guns and crime and personal safety.


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