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Caitlin proposes placing advertisements on school lockers to generate revenue from local businesses like bookstores and office supply stores. She believes advertisements would make the dull lockers more colorful and interesting. The additional funds could benefit the schools and businesses. Advertisements may also attract more families to the area and community by promoting the schools in newspapers. Caitlin asks the principal to consider her suggestion.
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