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Published on Sept. 15 at 7:20 p.m. Last updated at 12:22 p.m. on Thursday to add Walsh Middle School.


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FRAMINGHAM – The Fuller, Cameron and Walsh middle school principals sent emails to parents to request they talk to their kids about a TikTok challenge that involves stealing from their schools, including the brand new $98 million Fuller school on Flagg Drive.

“We are asking for your help in putting a stop to a TikTok challenge called ‘devious licks’,” wrote Principal Kerry Wood.

The TikTok challenge asks “students to steal various objects and cause mischief.”


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“Over the past three days, we have had numerous bathrooms vandalized, classrooms rearranged, and items stolen,” said Principal Wood in an email to parents.

The trend originated with user @jugg4elias, who shared a video of himself taking a box of disposable masks from his backpack on September 1, adding the caption: “A month into school absolutely devious lick.”

Principal Wood asks parents to talk to their children about this and to help put a stop to it.

“Fuller is a great place and to see a small group of students vandalize and disrespect our building is sad and disappointing,” wrote the Fuller Principal.

“Thank you for talking to your child about this issue. Walsh is a great place and to see a small group of students vandalize and disrespect our building is sad and disappointing,” wrote Principal Pat Johnson.


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