The possibility of guns on campus is making a father rethink allowing his son to take college classes next year.
The General Assembly passed House Bill 859, which legalizes guns in Georgia college classrooms. Gov. Nathan Deal has expressed reservations about the bill, citing two groups — dual enrolled high school students in college classes and babies and toddlers in campus child care centers.
Read one parent’s take on the issue here:
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