Middle School Students Wear Backpacks

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“You’re late for class.” “You are unprepared.” All students have heard these words from teachers at some point. But what if students could wear backpacks? Middle school students should be allowed to wear backpacks. Having this option would promote responsibility, preparedness, and punctuality. For one thing, wearing a backpack will help students get to class on time. They will no longer have to go to their lockers in between classes to get materials. It is also easier to walk faster with free arms. Having their arms full slows them down and always makes them worry if their things will slide off onto the floor. With the hectic middle school schedule, it’s hard to develop a routine, with rotating classes and inconsistent stops at their lockers.

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