Two Michigan Schools banned their students from carrying backpacks on campus after several incidents where students brought guns inside the school.

The ban on carrying backpacks in the two Michigan Schools has started

School Officials of the two Michigan Schools decided to prohibit students from carrying backpacks inside the campus after recent incidents where guns were confiscated from the students.

On Wednesday, Officials of the Michigan Schools announced the prohibition of carrying backpacks on campus after a handgun was found in a third-grader’s backpack. This was the fourth incident this academic year.

To ensure the safety of the students of the two Michigan Schools, the decision has been made to prevent mass shooting incidents on the campus.

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The safety of the students is the priority of the two Michigan Schools

The ban was implemented in Two Michigan Schools and will be in place until further instructions.

By banning backpacks in Michigan Schools, officials have better security control on the campus.

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