What’s in Your Backpack? School supply essentials amid COVID
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By Mallory Arnold
ack-to-school supplies usually consist of notebooks, three-ring binders, a dozen No. 2 pencils that your kids are bound to lose within the month and the alwaysrequested box of tissues from the teacher. This school year, however, your child may be asked to bring in more than just one box of tissues. The new norm has changed since COVID-19, so it’s no surprise your back-to-school list has, too. Here are a few must-have items that students should put in their backpacks before heading back into the classroom.
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