Interestingly, in Japan, each classroom has a long aluminum pole with a semi-circle attached to the end to trap an intruder.
Each classroom has opposite doors (inside doors and outside doors), and a panic button on the wall.
And, at least in elementary, each kid has a panic fob (fob with a string like thingy, that when separated, sounds a very loud and ear piercing sound), that is detached and activated
very easily...
(and very annoying)
(After lots of searching because I don't know what the pole is called, I found a tiny picture of one):

On the other hand, there isn't a gun issue in Japan, and the pole would have been no use back here in the states against a gun.
BUT, a gun in the teacher's desk would certainly help...
Thanks for that!
The doors, inside and outside, and a panic-alarm that unlocks them sound like a great idea. The kids could flee if there was an intruder, or the “teacher” started in on an anti-white, racist rant.
Arming the “teacher” is not longer a good idea. I am glad that the school boards are not armed.