Hardin County Schools bans metal water bottles, citing safety concerns
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Hardin County Schools bans metal and glass water bottles, citing safety concerns as parents react to new policy.
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The district said the new rule is meant to address safety concerns, but some parents question the timing and whether the ban is necessary.
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