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U.S. Constitution, Amendment II: A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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I don't see an age limit there. If the children have no rights while on school grounds, why should the teachers have anything different? Are teachers the Aristocracy in the isolated world of Public Education, that they should have rights not afforded to other citizens?
If you let teachers have guns on school property, do you still deny parents, visitors, etc. the same rights, or do you let the teachers become the elite privileged?
Last time I checked, STUDENTS were more commonly the victims of violence in schools, not teachers. If anyone eneeds protection, it's the kids whose parents force them into such degenerate circumstances. The teachers get to choose whether or not to be there...the kids are there whether they like it or not, and so deserve first consideration when talking about self-defense.