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Fayette County Schools TN Dress Code Change

264 Comments

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ashley
11 years ago

they should get to wear jeans and tshirts

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Rajah Whitley
11 years ago

The dress code policy needs to be changed back to the jeans and any kind of shirt.

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sedric
11 years ago

We should were anything we want

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Desiree
11 years ago

It seems good

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Katelynn Gooden
11 years ago

I think the change would be great. Especially since parents have had to go through so many changes with school shopping for the 15-16 school year.

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Harmony Hurt
11 years ago

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Dejean still
11 years ago

Change dress code

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LaMika Hurt
11 years ago

No uniforms

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William Cassandras
11 years ago

Dress Code is all about power and feeling like your in control, they only enforce because they want to feel like they're in control.

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Dena White
11 years ago

Let them wear anything

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Tavaris moore
11 years ago

no dress codes

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McKenzie Sechrest
11 years ago

CHANGE IT BACK !

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jeanette brown
11 years ago

Jeans are better for the students to wear to school . So yes I would like to vote a yes

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Seem like they are unstable don't know what they want......only in Fayette County smh

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Hanna Pearce
11 years ago

I went out and spent money on school clothes such as collarless school colored shirts and jeans. Now I have to spend even more money to buy Collared shirts and school pants.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

It would be better if the students can wear their jeans and t-shirts . They already have it and it will be less money parents have to spend . The teachers wear anything so why not the students ? Uniforms are high . Just go ahead and change the policy back to jeans, t-shirts, and joggers

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Jeans with plain shirts

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Madison Sandefer
11 years ago

WE SHOULD GET TO WEAR JEANS

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Caylun chatmon
11 years ago

Let the children be free sprited

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Kelsi Huddleston
11 years ago

I don't like how the board tells us one thing & then after we've all went out & bought clothes they decide to change it up. Don't say one thing & mean another.