School districts across Oklahoma could allow teachers who undergo reserve officer training to carry weapons into classrooms under a bill approved by a House panel. 
The House Public Safety Committee voted 8-3 on Wednesday to approve the bill, which now heads to the full House for a vote.  Several school officials have voiced their opposition to the proposal. 

The bill by Sapulpa Republican Rep. Mark McCullough would allow school teachers or administrators to attend a basic police course academy for reserve deputies provided by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training.  The basic course provides about 240 hours of training.