A Montana high school principal had “his work cut out for him” when 12 students rode their horses to school — and, in accordance with an old law, he had to take care of them.
Conrad Public Schools said in a Facebook post that Conrad High School Principal Raymond DeBruycker was required by law to care for 12 horses when students rode them to school on Monday.
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