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Chilton High School --- Dress Code Equality

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Anonymous
10 years ago

If it is a distraction for boys maybe the boys parents should teach them morels and respect

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I'm so happy this is finally being thought of as an issue. Something needs to be done.

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Angel Sky
10 years ago

I totally agree

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Jen hermes
10 years ago

This is insane.

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Terri Thomma
10 years ago

I agree they have been like this since I.went there 15yrs ago

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Tom Sell
10 years ago

It's plain and simple, STOP discriminating!!

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Kid Swaggy
10 years ago

#truth everyone should dress Swaggy

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Dan Woelfel
10 years ago

Maybe they should just go with uniforms instead so you could not break any dress code

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's shoulders, I don't think showing that is going to make guys the wrong idea.

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Cheyenne Brocker
10 years ago Featured

A girl's education shouldn't be disrupted because of what she's wearing; it's that simple. It's about time there's equality.

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Emily Sonntag
10 years ago

Equality of the sexes is an important part of education and something I strongly believe in. I refuse to stand idly while dress codes; including the one at my school, continue to skew in favor of males.

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MaKayla Spetta
10 years ago

It's about time!

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Judi Kavanaugh
10 years ago

We should be teaching boys to not look or treat girls unfairly

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Amanda Johnson-Gawlick
10 years ago

The same rules should apply to everyone, regardless of gender. It's time to stop body shaming girls!

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Elizabeth Jeffers
10 years ago

The fact that girls get shamed for wearing what they do is ridiculous. Make it equal!

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Tyler Kurtz
10 years ago

The board needs to pull their heads from their asses and recognize gender equality...

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Heather Fesing
10 years ago Featured

The rules should for sure apply to both sexes! How is any girl supposed to find a tank top with straps 3 finger widths? With the styles of clothes today, there isn't much to them. I see nothing wrong with wearing tank tops as long as you are covered well.

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Tessa Loewe
10 years ago Featured

This was a big issue at my school too. I'm not against sleeveless shirts, but there should be a specific definition of what is appropriate, and if it states 3 fingers for 1 it should be 3 fingers for all.

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Emily
10 years ago

I feel as long as your not wearing something that shows your personal goods then it should be allowed

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Easton Brassfield
10 years ago Featured

I believe that what goes for one gender must go for the other. That's called equality. As a school system we should be teaching both genders that they can prosper in anyway they want and what they choose to wear on THEIR BODY has no effect on where they are going in their life. Also, to pull a girl out of class because a boy is sexualizing her is putting one students education above another's. And if you're sitting in school sexualizing a teenager that is your problem, not the teens.