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BELLEVILLE EAST MALE-BIASED DRESS CODE

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Emma
10 years ago

This dress code is stupid af!

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Stephen Elmore
10 years ago

This needs to happen

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Hailey
10 years ago

People should be able to express their style!

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Jordan Kelsey
10 years ago

I love that you are working for change! We are struggling with similar problems at Althoff.

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Mackynzee dalle
10 years ago

Finally

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Isabella
10 years ago

EQUALITY

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Traci Joyce
10 years ago

My sons wore shorts year round. They were never dress coded for length but many of their friends were when wearing skirts longer than their shorts ...

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Ryan Long
10 years ago

#freetheknee

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Catherine Couture
10 years ago

Finally

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Gillian Garland
10 years ago

Right on!

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Shiante Banks
10 years ago

I went to Belleville east and know exactly how everyone feels when it comes to their dress code policy

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Robert Gronkowski
10 years ago

True

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Jo Bertelsman
10 years ago

This seems funny that in 1972 when I was in High School we had a dress code that was very bias..guys could were pants, shorts but the girls could only were dresses or skirts no shorter than 1" above knee. You mean things have not changed in 43 years. Knee caps are knee caps no matter who they are on...below the knee for both or neither. Hopefully neither.

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Christina Simmons
10 years ago

FREE THE KNEEEEEEEEE

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Chonyai Sayles
10 years ago

u should let students wear whatever they want as long as they have the school colors

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keara thomas
10 years ago

i agree.

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Cartevian Lee
10 years ago

She has a good point, this would be considered sexist

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Anonymous
10 years ago

do this for west high school too

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Stacey Lugge
10 years ago

I was a student at Belleville East several years ago, it's sex is that the guys could wear shorts and still be fine. Whereas the girls had a limited wardrobe that they could wear to school thus making it harder for them to find anything inexpensive to wear. Showing your knee caps are not a distraction in my opinion, being in college and having the freedom to wear what you want doesn't change the ability to learn any less.

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Brittany May
10 years ago

I hate the dress code at East a lot