In a stunning display of defiance, middle school students at Mt. Nebo School in Payson, Utah, have walked out in protest. The reason? A growing number of their classmates, identifying as ‘furries’, are creating an unprecedented level of disruption during school hours. These students, dressed in animal costumes, are not only biting and scratching but have even gone as far as having a kitty litter box installed in the bathroom. This report delves into the heart of the chaos, featuring exclusive interviews with students and parents, insights from educational experts, and comments from the school administration trying to manage this bizarre situation. Watch as Gary Franchi unpacks the layers of this unfolding drama, questioning the future of education and student safety in what should be a place of learning. This special report is not just about a local issue but a spotlight on the wider implications of school policies and cultural trends impacting our children’s educational environments.
Middle Schoolers Revolt as Furries Roam Free
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