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BELLEVILLE EAST MALE-BIASED DRESS CODE

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april
10 years ago

yes

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Sarah
10 years ago

LOVE THIS !!!

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Shelly
10 years ago

DRESSCODE is trashh

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caleb lofton
10 years ago

I attend bths west but im going to support

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Alayna Ann
10 years ago

I agree with being tall and not finding long enough bottoms. Can't wear flare skirts

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Angel
10 years ago

I just graduated from BTHS but I'll still sign it.

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Chase Carpenter
10 years ago

I agree, most of my shorts aren't below the knee and I have never been dress-coded. #freetheknee

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Andrew tavarea
10 years ago

This should be passed because Im a male and I get away with this all the time but when a female does this its totally wrong...shame on district 201

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Anonymous
10 years ago

#NODRESSCODE

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Haley stelling
10 years ago

Im so proud to sign this!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Belleville West Students should get this change to!

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alexis
10 years ago

this should apply to belleville west too

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tyler abernathy
10 years ago

I agree

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vayda
10 years ago

please let this happen

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Noah Murakami
10 years ago

doesn't work like that budy.

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Erika
10 years ago

I really hope a change comes to this. I'm with you all the way

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George clooney
10 years ago

Dresses and skirts below the knee are ugly

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Van Heins
10 years ago

Exercise your 1st amendment rights!

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Jalen Carlos
10 years ago

Biased dress codes suck

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Susan Rother
10 years ago

I do agree that the dresscode teaches kids how to dress professionally. However, I do not agree with the complete, sexist, and biased rules the dress code enforces. It is time to alter the rules, or to completely toss them out. When I went to Belleville East, girls were called out in class and sent to the principal's office for showing half a knee-cap on a hot day; they were criticized for naturally having voluptuous mammaries that cannot hide behind a button-up polo; and they have more difficulty choosing what to properly wear in school, and have to spend more money, because for the girls, it is not as simple as buying polos and khaki pants. Teach boys and teachers not to sexualize girls instead of punishing them for simply being.