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Published: Sep. 14, 2021 at 2:56 PM PDT. In August, a Meade County grandmother told WLKY that high school students have been acting like cats. A Northern Kentucky middle school released a statement to parents alerting them to strange behaviors students were exhibiting, including dressing like dogs and barking at . Kids these days; They're animals! In a statement . 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. "We do not want to discourage or thwart our students creativity or individualism . A school spokesperson . In a statement posted to its social media pages . In a statement posted to its social . The school nicely asks parents to get their kids to cool it on the dog-like behavior. A middle school in Kentucky recently took to social media with an unusual request: please ask your kids to stop barking at each other and wearing dog collars to school. During their street protest angry leftists came in and started barking like dogs. Sep. 16, 2021. In a statement . 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. 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 . The dog was originally trained to be a guide dog but suffered separation anxiety when left alone for more than five minutes. WLWT Digital Staff. Students barking and growling Camp Ernst Middle School in the Boone County School District released a statement to parents about students making animal noises toward each other and barking. 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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. "We have noticed an uptick in TikTok trends such as challenges that encourage kids to destroy the soap dispenser in the bathroom and kids making animal noises toward each other, specifically barking," says a concerned letter to parents sent by officials at Camp . You may remember that last month, accounts surfaced of kids at Meade County Schools dressing and acting like cats.Well, now, a similar phenomenon has emerged in Northern Kentucky, where one school is dealing with children pretending to be dogs. 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 . School officials say TikTok is to blame. BURLINGTON, Ky. 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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. In August, a Meade County grandmother told WLKY that high school students have been acting like cats. School officials say TikTok is to blame. Sep. 16, 2021. Students have even started a petition seeking . For true stories that are so mind-blowingly ridiculous that you could have sworn they were from The Onion. Join the protest against Drag Queen Story Hour for kids here: https://tfpstudentaction.org/petitions/drag-queen-story-hour-protestWhen the pro-LGBT movement . School officials say TikTok is to blame. This is the second time a Kentucky school has had an animal-related issue. A new TikTok trend that encourages students to vandalize school restrooms and behave like animals is spreading across the country. Students are barking and dressing like dogs at a Northern Kentucky school, causing a distraction in the classroom. Not convinced? Sep. 16, 2021. Sep. 16, 2021. 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You may remember that last month, accounts surfaced of kids at Meade County Schools dressing and acting like cats.Well, now, a similar phenomenon has emerged in Northern Kentucky, where one school is dealing with children pretending to be dogs. A middle school in Kentucky recently took to social media with an unusual request: please ask your kids to stop barking at each other and wearing dog collars to school.