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McLain High School To Require Clear Backpacks On Campus Starting November 28th
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McLain High School To Require Clear Backpacks On Campus Starting November 28th

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McLain High School will require students to use clear backpacks starting Nov. 28, the school announced.

The school also said the maximum size for non-transparent bags that students are permitted to carry during the school day (such as lunchboxes, pencil bags, and purses) will be 6″x 9″.

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The bags can also be searched at any time, the school said.

This comes more than a month after a deadly shooting at McLain’s homecoming game that killed one person and injured three others.

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