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3 comments:
I think that's great, too bad my son is graduating!
So what was the purpose of the survey they gave to the students??
Personally, as a mother, I'm all for the idea, but obviously the kids weren't.
Teachers who are also parents got more than one vote because they received surveys as employees and as parents. How can you trust a "survey" that gave teachers more than one vote?
We are parents of two kids in Harford schools and are against school uniforms. We think the schools should simply begin enforcing the current dress code rather than stifle the self-expression of our youth.
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