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English, 29.01.2021 23:30 briannagiddens

You are writing an article for the school newspaper about the new policy of wearing school uniforms in your school. What would the student body want to know? Check all that apply. Albc when the dress code goes into effect O how students can voice their opinions O how the clothes are made O why the principal made this decision what to do with the regular clothes

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