Aug 05, 2022
Huron Valley Students Will Not Be Allowed To Carry Backpacks To High School Classrooms, Officials Say
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HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) — The Huron Valley Schools District says its high school students will not be able to carry their backpacks and large bags to class this year.
According to a letter sent to Lakeland and Milford high schools, the backpacks were considered to be a hazard and make “it difficult for both students and staff to maneuver through the classroom.
” READ MORE: Michigan Prosecutors Say Ethan Crumbley's Parents Exposed Him To Chaotic Home LifeAdministrators were also concerned with the weight of backpacks “by carrying around a full day’s worth of materials.”
School officials say the decision does not impact elementary and middle schools because those students already do not take their backpacks to class.
READ MORE: Test Results Found 'Low Presence' Of Chemical That Spilled Into Huron RiverThey say the change has been under consideration for several years as more students enrolled.
Starting this fall, students will be asked to use their assigned lockers between classes.
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