This should also go for guys wearing earrings as well. Making it a dresscode concern brings more attention to it then just treating it as a normal thing.

Its just a damn piece of jewelry what if a student doesn't have the money to buy a spacer is the school gonna pay to get it repierced cause they won't its not as much of a distraction as a spacer cause my spacer tickles my nose but the regular ones don't

Let them have bodily autonomy. Nose piercing is not distracting in any way. They need to express themselves.

If I can work in a hospital where professionalism is our top priority…and tattoos are allowed…surely a high school can allow nose piercings.

before i graduated, nose rings and earrings on both sexes did not effect my learning whatsoever. what really distracted me was when you guys went out of your way and took us away from our learning just for a simple stud.

Replacing the jewelry with a spacer does nothing but put the user at an expense and it is also very hard to find them. A nose piercing is a common piece of jewelry in this day and time and should be treated as such.

If you're going to do a dress code, it needs to be up to date, fair across the board, and enforced equally.

There is no reason for a piercing or shorts to impact our ability to learn.What impacts our ability to learn is being pulled out of class away from our education because of a stud or a tiny hole in our jeans above the knee or men wearing earrings.This is ridiculous and needs to change