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how come Karigon is not allowed to play tag, go on the playground without sneakers, play soccer or do flips on the bars?

Written by kelly.defeciani on June 17, 2016 in Grapevine

A. Anytime school implements certain rules for playground activities, it is typically to improve the safety of students.

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