I agree. Years ago when the dress code was placed the fashion was considerably different. It makes it very hard to shop for approved clothing. Clothes are an organic thing, constantly changing and evolving. And the dress code should change with it. I understand why it's in place, but I dont understand why it's not enforced for all schools with the same standards.
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Naomi Marquez
6 years ago
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Going to middle school was probably the most stressful time in my life not because of school but because of the dress code. Not to mention many parents can’t pay for new jeans because their kids ripped a hole in them just for the kids to be embarrassed when the teacher PUTS DUCKTAPE ON THEIR JEANS! It’s tacky first of all and skin is skin you are teaching kids that they don’t have the freedom to wear what they want. It’s understandable if kids were wearing shorts that are way too short or a shirt that shows cleavage but to embarrass a kid because he or she has a hole in their jeans or if a girl is wearing legging and the shirt isn’t covering their bottom half is absolutely ridiculous. I would love to see the dress code change and I’m happy someone is doing something about it.
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Michaela Solis
6 years ago
I agree that students should be allowed to wear leggings and distressed jeans
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Tiffany Tucker
6 years ago
I agree with this petition.
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Jordan miller
6 years ago
My son is in 5th grade and is worried that he will be dress coded and refuses to wear the clothes we have here for him.
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Jessica Barker
6 years ago
It should be uniformed across the district.
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Tami Fadness
6 years ago
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I’m completely on board with this , school shopping with my kids was a complete nightmare this year.. something we all usually have fun doing turned into a stressful fight because they were so worried about potentially getting in trouble at school that we couldn’t enjoy picking out new clothes , I’m always on my children about having appropriate clothes on and 90% of the things the picked up while shopping got put back not because I disapproved but because the school might .. let them be kids, let them have fun with their clothes.
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Lori Johnson
6 years ago
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Had a war all the time on this. Had to leave my job to bring my daughter different pants on more than one occasion. Try to find a pair of Jeans without some holes. Near to impossible.
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David Gilliam
6 years ago
I totally agree, I've had numerous problems my kids getting dress coded for bs
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Anonymous
6 years ago
If the school district is not going to require specific uniforms and If a parent is comfortable with what those child is wearing to school than that student should be able to wear that to school. If you dislike what someone is wearing than act like an adult and ignore it.
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Whitney Greer
6 years ago
I think things should be fair and I would personally prefer my child wear torn pants than mid thigh shorts!
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Taylor
6 years ago
If the holes are below where their shorts have to be then i dont understand what the problem is.
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Chanya Agin
6 years ago
Im in.
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Heather Condie
6 years ago
I am for leggings if they aren't super tight. I think it would be hard to enforce though.
I agree. Years ago when the dress code was placed the fashion was considerably different. It makes it very hard to shop for approved clothing. Clothes are an organic thing, constantly changing and evolving. And the dress code should change with it. I understand why it's in place, but I dont understand why it's not enforced for all schools with the same standards.
Going to middle school was probably the most stressful time in my life not because of school but because of the dress code. Not to mention many parents can’t pay for new jeans because their kids ripped a hole in them just for the kids to be embarrassed when the teacher PUTS DUCKTAPE ON THEIR JEANS! It’s tacky first of all and skin is skin you are teaching kids that they don’t have the freedom to wear what they want. It’s understandable if kids were wearing shorts that are way too short or a shirt that shows cleavage but to embarrass a kid because he or she has a hole in their jeans or if a girl is wearing legging and the shirt isn’t covering their bottom half is absolutely ridiculous. I would love to see the dress code change and I’m happy someone is doing something about it.
I agree that students should be allowed to wear leggings and distressed jeans
I agree with this petition.
My son is in 5th grade and is worried that he will be dress coded and refuses to wear the clothes we have here for him.
It should be uniformed across the district.
I’m completely on board with this , school shopping with my kids was a complete nightmare this year.. something we all usually have fun doing turned into a stressful fight because they were so worried about potentially getting in trouble at school that we couldn’t enjoy picking out new clothes , I’m always on my children about having appropriate clothes on and 90% of the things the picked up while shopping got put back not because I disapproved but because the school might .. let them be kids, let them have fun with their clothes.
Had a war all the time on this. Had to leave my job to bring my daughter different pants on more than one occasion. Try to find a pair of Jeans without some holes. Near to impossible.
I totally agree, I've had numerous problems my kids getting dress coded for bs
If the school district is not going to require specific uniforms and If a parent is comfortable with what those child is wearing to school than that student should be able to wear that to school. If you dislike what someone is wearing than act like an adult and ignore it.
I think things should be fair and I would personally prefer my child wear torn pants than mid thigh shorts!
If the holes are below where their shorts have to be then i dont understand what the problem is.
Im in.
I am for leggings if they aren't super tight. I think it would be hard to enforce though.
I couldn't agree more!