A school district in Kentucky bans metal and glass water bottles during school hours and on buses, citing safety and operational concerns. Multiple outlets report that officials say the items could be used as weapons, prompting the restriction. The ban applies to students bringing water containers to school and to transportation, though the specific start date and enforcement details are not fully described in the reports. One account states the district targets metal water bottles, while another reports a broader ban that includes both metal and glass bottles. The decision follows concerns that students have allegedly used the containers in ways that create risk, leading administrators to conclude that the potential harm outweighs the normal use of the bottles for hydration. The district’s stated rationale focuses on preventing possible misuse and maintaining safety across campus settings and during transit. No outlet provides confirmed information on injuries or legal findings in connection with the policy, and the reports largely center on the district’s precautionary explanation.