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In Minnesota, state law firmly prohibits teachers and other school staff—whether public or private—from carrying or possessing concealed firearms on school property, even with a valid Permit to Carry. Here’s how the restrictions break down under current law.
Minn. Stat. § 609.66, subd. 1d – Dangerous Weapons on School Property It is a felony for anyone to knowingly possess, store, or keep a dangerous weapon (including a firearm) on school property. This applies to both public and private elementary, middle, or secondary schools, as well as their grounds, buildings, school buses, and areas under temporary exclusive school control.
Even with a valid Permit to Carry, possession on school property remains a misdemeanor (if you are a permit holder) or a felony (if you are not).
Even though people are allowed to carry permitted concealed handguns on church property, even if a church building is owned separately from a school, if it is used by the school—say, for classes or assemblies—during school hours and is under the control of the school, it legally becomes school property for that duration. That means the usual school carry prohibitions apply.
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