Where is it prohibited to carry a firearm, even with a valid handgun license, in Indiana?

Carrying a firearm in schools is prohibited in Indiana, even for individuals holding a valid handgun license. This regulation is in place to ensure the safety and security of educational environments, protecting students, staff, and visitors from the potential dangers associated with firearms. The law recognizes schools as sensitive areas where the presence of firearms could heighten risks and challenges to public safety.

In contrast, other locations, such as public parks, grocery stores, or simply being on the street, do not have the same level of restrictions. While there may be regulations in certain public spaces, they generally allow for lawful carry with a valid license. This distinction highlights the specific legal boundaries surrounding firearms in sensitive areas like schools compared to more public or less sensitive locations.