We just hit 500 signatures and I am honestly exhausted by how much work this has demanded. It is a long road ahead but seeing these names on the list keeps me pushing forward.
Reached 500 supporters
July 1, 2016
July 1, 2016
The emails I receive from families struggling with these requirements are exhausting to read because the frustration is so constant. I am still pushing for a meeting with the board despite the wall of silence I have hit so far.
Reached 100 supporters
June 30, 2016
320 Comments
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Gracie Sauceda
10 years ago
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As a teacher and a parent, I can guarantee that whether the kids wear jeans or khakis will make no difference in how they are learning. And if it means one less fight each morning, I'm all for it. :-)
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Our schools' main concern should be our education. Having a more strict dress code will only lead to more and frequent violations, distracting other students and causing staff to waste valuable time on something as insignificant as a pair of pants.
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noel
10 years ago
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I believe the students should be allowed to wear their jeans. It is an extremely expense on us the parents, when we have to buy them uniforms. Not only are they expensive but i personally have a hard time finding uniform pants that fit them to thier comfort.
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Luis Ponce
10 years ago
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Bring back jeans for the 2016-2017 school year. It is very difficult for me to find any pants that LISD requires. Jeans are the only pants that fit me comfortably. May I remind you tall people have a harder time to find clothing than others. When we do it's not appropriate for school. LISD please bring back jeans into the dress code.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I thought the rules that came with wearing jeans last year were going to be broken the first day, however the year was a success and everything went well! There were not really any problems.
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Debby
10 years ago
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If they brought jeans back, they wouldn't have to "worry" about sending kids to the office. Less kids getting in trouble about pants is better than the everyday struggle of getting everyone in dress code.
We just hit 500 signatures and I am honestly exhausted by how much work this has demanded. It is a long road ahead but seeing these names on the list keeps me pushing forward.
Reached 500 supporters
July 1, 2016
July 1, 2016
The emails I receive from families struggling with these requirements are exhausting to read because the frustration is so constant. I am still pushing for a meeting with the board despite the wall of silence I have hit so far.
Reached 100 supporters
June 30, 2016
320 Comments
G
Gracie Sauceda
10 years ago
Featured
As a teacher and a parent, I can guarantee that whether the kids wear jeans or khakis will make no difference in how they are learning. And if it means one less fight each morning, I'm all for it. :-)
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Our schools' main concern should be our education. Having a more strict dress code will only lead to more and frequent violations, distracting other students and causing staff to waste valuable time on something as insignificant as a pair of pants.
N
noel
10 years ago
Featured
I believe the students should be allowed to wear their jeans. It is an extremely expense on us the parents, when we have to buy them uniforms. Not only are they expensive but i personally have a hard time finding uniform pants that fit them to thier comfort.
L
Luis Ponce
10 years ago
Featured
Bring back jeans for the 2016-2017 school year. It is very difficult for me to find any pants that LISD requires. Jeans are the only pants that fit me comfortably. May I remind you tall people have a harder time to find clothing than others. When we do it's not appropriate for school. LISD please bring back jeans into the dress code.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
I thought the rules that came with wearing jeans last year were going to be broken the first day, however the year was a success and everything went well! There were not really any problems.
D
Debby
10 years ago
Featured
If they brought jeans back, they wouldn't have to "worry" about sending kids to the office. Less kids getting in trouble about pants is better than the everyday struggle of getting everyone in dress code.
As a teacher and a parent, I can guarantee that whether the kids wear jeans or khakis will make no difference in how they are learning. And if it means one less fight each morning, I'm all for it. :-)