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Change the dress code for Seattle Public Schools

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Kiera
10 years ago

All students have the right to express themselves!!

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Tate Van Patten
10 years ago

Plz

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Yeah

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Natsai
10 years ago

100% agree like what if one of us passes out in the middle of class because of a heat stroke!

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Amelia McCahill
10 years ago

I AM NOT A DISTRACTION

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Nicolas Bartolome
10 years ago

It's good that the girls at our school want to change the code!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I agree!! We should change it!

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Ryan Williams
10 years ago

I AM NOT A DISTRACTION

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A concerned student
10 years ago

I agree!

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Alyssa
10 years ago

Everyone should sign this because we deserve freedom.

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The Pink Pinchus
10 years ago

Why not .

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kayla Tounalom
10 years ago

I believe that the code should be changed because it unfair and we should have the choice to wear what we want without being worried about being dress coded .

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Amarra
10 years ago

I appreciate all the passion that goes to this topic and all the people who are involved in this movement. I fully support all of these young women and men!

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Ben
10 years ago

Heck ya!

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Buhbnb
10 years ago

Let me wear what I want!

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Nathan Isaac Go Ujano
10 years ago

I think that these dress codes must change because its a free country we can wear what we want to wear!!!

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Jessica Gus
10 years ago

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thany
10 years ago

Ummm break the code

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Aurora
10 years ago

We need to be given more freedom to wear what we want, express ourselves how we want, and not feel ashamed about doing this!

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Lauren Chin
10 years ago

I strongly support this movement and it's time the dress code gets a renovation. At the ages of 11,12,13 and 14, we should not be told that we are sexual objects, and change our actions accordingly. We can't control how others will react to our clothing, so instead of telling us to dress appropriately, tell them to act appropriately. When a girl is sent home because of the way that she dresses, it teaches them that the way they look is of more concern than their education. Also, dress codes can be said to be enforced as means of self respect. Self respect isn't about wearing clothes that cover up, it's about wearing clothes that you feel confident in. I hope we get 1,000 signatures!