disruption; educational institution; concealed weapon

SB 1068 amends Arizona law to prevent public schools, colleges, and universities from banning concealed weapons for individuals with valid permits. It requires school boards to adopt rules allowing concealed weapon possession (per Section 13-3112 permits) and lawful firearm transportation/storage, while prohibiting policies that restrict these activities on campus. The bill does not apply to private educational institutions and explicitly preserves existing school gun safety programs. Violations of school rules related to disruptions (like threats or unauthorized entry) remain punishable as misdemeanors or felonies, but the key change is enabling concealed carry under permit in public educational settings.