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Mike Stunson

Students ride horses to school, and Montana ‘law’ means principal has to care for them

Because of a senior prank at a Montana high school, a principal had to tend to 12 horses for the day on Monday.

But why? It’s the law, says the Conrad Public Schools district in northern Montana.

The district shared a picture on Facebook showing the 12 students on horseback outside Conrad High School. Those horses — at least for the day — were under the responsibility of school principal Raymond DeBruycker.

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