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Mission CISD prohibits backpacks for remainder of week

By Jesse Mendez,

6 days ago

MISSION, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The Mission Consolidated Independent School District announced that junior high and high school students will not be allowed to bring backpacks to school for the remainder of this week.

“This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to maintain a safe learning environment,” said district officials.

The district’s news release stated it will prioritize the safety of students and staff by implementing this precautionary measure.

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Cris Ordaz

6d ago

ther are still kids who wear baggypants. anything can be hidden in them.

Janie G

6d ago

Why Wats happening

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