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Students in Leon County Schools were clear at Tuesday night s School Board meeting: Middle school and high school restrooms need to stock tampons and pads. 
The idea comes from Rickards High School student Amaya Waymon and was broached at the meeting by student School Board representative Arsha Harris and Student District Advisory Council Chair Layne Schulte, who asked Assistant Superintendent Alan Cox about the district s current efforts. Harris is a Lawton Chiles High School student and Schulte is a Leon High School student. 
Cox said he was working with officials to find funds for the project and the machines that would house pads and tampons.  ....

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