No. The federal GFZ law exempts those who have a state-issued permission slip to carry when it is issued by the state in which the school is located. Do note that that means if you are visiting, for example, Kentucky, where our LTCH is recognized as valid, it is NOT valid for that purpose, as I understand it. However, if you hold an Indiana LTCH, you are good to go to be "within 1000' of a school", so long as you are not on school property.
Blessings,
Bill
You can be on school property if you are dropping someone off. You must stay in your vehicle though.
"in control" of said vehicle is how it's worded, I do believe. Not just "in" the vehicle as a passenger.
You can also be "in control" of a motorcycle, even though you're not "in" it.
What if you have a LTCH and LIVE 1000' or less from a school?
What if you DON'T have an LTCH and live 1000' or less from a school?
What if you DON'T have an LTCH and live 1000' or less from a school?