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Hearst Television. A school spokesperson . The school nicely asks parents to get their kids to cool it on the dog-like behavior. Students are barking and dressing like dogs at a Kentucky school, causing a distraction in the classroom. The Anti-Defamation League has published a list of six simple steps to help students to be supportive of others who may be facing bullying behavior. Boone County school officials are cracking down after reporting students are barking and dressing like dogs at school, causing a distraction in the classroom.School officials . In a statement posted to its social media pages . School officials say TikTok is to blame. Join the protest against Drag Queen Story Hour for kids here: https://tfpstudentaction.org/petitions/drag-queen-story-hour-protestWhen the pro-LGBT movement . In a statement . Updated September 15, 2021 3:32 PM. Students have even started a petition seeking . It is very embarrassing. 4. Then watch them bark like dogs. 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Hearst Television. students barking like dogs 5.4M views Discover short videos related to students barking like dogs on TikTok. In August, a Meade County grandmother told WLKY that high school students have been acting like cats. A new TikTok trend that encourages students to vandalize school restrooms and behave like animals is spreading across the country. Published: Sep. 14, 2021 at 2:56 PM PDT. Published: Sep. 14, 2021 at 2:56 PM PDT. And estimates suggest there are already hundreds of thousands across America. BURLINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - It's been a "ruff" start to the year at Camp Ernst Middle School in the Boone County School District. Please pray for them. Published: Sep. 14, 2021 at 2:56 PM PDT. Exit Full Screen. School officials say TikTok is to blame. 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(WXIX) - It's been a "ruff" start to the year at Camp Ernst Middle School in the Boone County School District. 19.8m members in the nottheonion community. The school nicely asks parents to get their kids to cool it on the dog-like behavior. This one, apparently, has students making "animal noises toward each other, specifically barking." The spokesperson also asks parents for help regarding clothing items the trend has inspired. Emotional support dogs like Nellie will be used to help students de-stress. . "We were . Not convinced? School officials say TikTok is to blame. Watch popular content from the following creators: el<3(@el__999), Best Buddy Dog Trainer, LLC(@bestbuddydogtrainer), Maoriboyguru(@maoriboyguru), Leigha Gersper (@leigha..lee.uhh), Kaylee Anderson(@kayleeanderson.ann), Bailey <3(@bailey_wade12), ️‍Megan & Luke . 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In a statement posted to its social . As if identifying as newly invented "genders" was not outlandish enough, indoctrinated and confused victims of government schools are now coming to class wearing tails, fake animal ears and even leashes. 3. Another Kentucky school is reporting that its students are imitating pets. A new TikTok trend that encourages students to vandalize school restrooms and behave like animals is spreading across the country. Kids these days; They're animals! Boone County school officials are cracking down after reporting students are barking and dressing like dogs at school, causing a distraction in the classroom.School officials . WLWT Digital Staff. Teach others to be an ally for those who are targets of bullying. Video of children barking like dogs or meowing like cats while scooting around on all fours have become increasingly popular on social media, too. Students are barking and dressing like dogs at a Northern Kentucky school, causing a distraction in the classroom. BURLINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - It's been a "ruff" start to the year at Camp Ernst Middle School in the Boone County School District. In a statement posted to its social . BURLINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - It's been a "ruff" start to the year at Camp Ernst Middle School in the Boone County School District. WLWT Digital Staff. Updated September 15, 2021 3:32 PM.