Locked and Loaded In Class  Last Friday's Sandy Hook Elementary
shooting has educators across the country wondering if anything
could have been differently.  "In this case, I mean they had a
great security system and there was still somebody that was able
to get in," said 6th grade teacher Philippa Walker. "I think if
you have someone who's truly wanting to get into a school
they're gonna be able to do it."  While some say the best way to
protect students and teachers is to add school resource officers
permanently to all schools, others have suggested arming
teachers and principals.  Some parents agree with the plan,
saying with the right training it could be a good move, but
Walker isn't so sure.  "I don't think a handgun is gonna make me
safer in the classroom, I have a concealed weapons permit and I
still don't think if a person comes in with an AR-15 I'm not
sure that my handgun is gonna do the job. So I really don't
think it would help."  Bob Ogelsby, another 6th grade teacher
says that putting in more S