Elementary School in Texas Bans Parents from Entering School to Pick Up Kids

A Texas elementary school has banned parents from entering inside the school when picking up or dropping off their kids, leaving many parents furious at the inconvenience.
Elementary School in Texas Bans Parents from Entering School to Pick Up Kids
The entrance to Bear Branch Elementary School Magnolia Independent School District
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A Texas elementary school has banned parents from entering inside the school when picking up or dropping off their kids, leaving many parents furious at the inconvenience. 

In September, Bear Branch Elementary School issued a policy forbidding parents from going inside the school building to drop off or retrieve their children, restricting parents to moving within the pick-up lane. 

The rules created a log-jam of traffic, as parents waited for lengthy periods of time for kids to come out and find their ride. Some parents rebelled, intentionally breaking the rules. 

Parents have started to remove their children from the school over this issue.
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