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Cornerstone's Dress Code

Cornerstone's Dress Code

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Started by Bereanna Nygren 9 years, 3 months ago

Every Monday at Cornerstone, girls are required to wear a white blouse. These white blouses are not made of regular comfortable fabric. They are made of a material that is see-through and extremely intolerable. Cornerstone is all about modesty, yet these blouses are very see-through. Because of that, you have girls wearing a tank top or just a bra underneath (thus allowing the bra to be visible for all to see). Wearing a tank-top underneath is not practical as it defeats the very purpose of a shirt, not to mention how hot the girls get on particularly sunny days—weather that is not foreign in the slightest to Sacramento. Some girls even feel self-conscious in these blouses and wear a sweatshirt over them. That defeats the purpose of looking nice for chapel. Blouses are not made of a breathable fabric, and sweating in one of these is one of the grossest, irritating things. Not to mention, girls can’t have full mobility in these blouses. That’s why you’ll see many girls on Monday sitting at a table at lunch instead of playing volleyball or any other type of enjoyable activity. These blouses prevent girls from reaching out or moving their arms in certain ways. It is so cumbersome that girls are risking getting demerits on Mondays by not wearing the blouses. They will wear a t-shirt and a sweatshirt over it instead. Some may try to argue and say that boys have to wear ties on Monday, which is just as bad as blouses. First off, boys can take their ties off at lunch and, obviously, girls cannot take off their blouses at lunch; a tie is not a shirt, so that point is invalid. In replace, I believe a white polo will do instead of the blouse. There are many other reasons to get rid of these blouses that are not listed here. Please sign and support this petition—parents, students, anyone! Please spread the word! Parent signatures are very important and appreciated!

Updates

April 12, 2017

I have been reviewing the many accounts of physical discomfort and social anxiety shared in the comments. These personal experiences highlight exactly why the current dress code policy requires immediate reevaluation by the school administration.

April 12, 2017

The momentum behind this petition highlights a collective desire for practical and comfortable school attire. It is clear that the current dress code requirements are impacting the daily experiences of many students.

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Maryellen Uttiger
9 years ago Featured

I agree in most cases with Bree. We even asked a boy, and he said that sometimes the white blouses make him uncomfortable.

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

Lack of comfort can be a great distraction. There are modest and comfortable options out there.

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hannah callaway
9 years ago Featured

i think that the dresss code is kind of very overrated. the rules are very strict. one of the things i absolutely do not like in the dress code is the blouses. they're extremely uncomfortable and very unnecessary.

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Colleen Broomell
9 years ago Featured

I agree that the white shirts are not always modest. I do not agree that they should be replaced by white polo shirts. Those also lack modesty oftentimes. Whether it is replaced by another button down shirt or polo shirt, the color should be one of the darker choices such as the green or navy blue already in the dress code.

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Bethany Reeves
9 years ago Featured

They get these super ugly yellow sweat stains that don't wash out. Also, I had a boy once point out that he could see my blue bra, even though I had an undershirt on on top of it. Kind of embarrassing.

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Megan Kondas
9 years ago Featured

I think that is true and that we probably have the right to we're something more comfortable but it still be a nice shirt.

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Cameron Akin
9 years ago

Dude, I totally agree with you guys and really want them out of the dress code!!!!

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Tammy Santos
9 years ago

yesssss

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