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NKY school district: Students barking, acting like dogs for social media challenge 'will not be tolerated'

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Boone County school officials are cracking down after reporting students are barking and dressing like dogs at school, causing a distraction in the classroom.

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Kentucky Students Are Dressing And Acting Like Dogs, And This NKY Middle School Is Asking For Help - LEO Weekly

Kids these days; They’re animals!Another Kentucky school is reporting that its students are imitating pets. You may remember that last month, accounts surfaced of kids at Meade County Schools dressing and acting like cats. Well, now, a similar phenomenon has emerged in Northern Kentucky, where one school is dealing with children pretending to be dogs. Camp Ernst Middle School in Burlington, Kentucky, posted on Facebook last Sunday that some of t…

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NKY school district: Students barking, acting like dogs for social media challenge 'will not be tolerated'

Boone County school officials are cracking down after reporting students are barking and dressing like dogs at school, causing a distraction in the classroom.

·Cincinnati, United States
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WLWT broke the news in Cincinnati, United States on Thursday, September 16, 2021.
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