CLARKSVILLE, Ark. (AP) — The superintendent of an Arkansas school district who wanted to let teachers and janitors carry 9mm handguns on campus said Friday that the district will find other ways to protect its 2,500 students after the attorney general said the gun plan was flawed. The Clarksville School District was poised to let more than 20 employees carry weapons on school property when classes open this month. But on Thursday, Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel said the state's private investigator licensing board didn't have the authority to designate school workers as security guards.