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Granada Hills Charter High School: Anti-Dress Code

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's not my fault guys can't concentrate bc my non-existent collar bones are showing.

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chiara cao
10 years ago

I am anti-dress code.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

we shouldn't have a dresscode

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MD ELLIOTT
10 years ago

dress codes shouldn't even exist to be honest, but it's my opinion.

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Karen
10 years ago

I hope all these petitions don't just get thrown on the side.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I'm all for this, i go to a free dress school in Aus and we successfully got rid of the dress code for girls

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Kyrha radford
10 years ago

Dress code is a sexist set of rules. Basically allowing guys to wear whatever they want and girls to have to show no skin.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I don't like it because I can't wear shorts in the summer time and it hurts cuz I sweat in the summer with jeans.

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Megan Kim
10 years ago

As an alumni that had a huge problem with this lame dress code, I am signing.

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Mallika Sabnani
10 years ago

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Cynthia Sewah · petition starter
10 years ago

THANKS MOMMY!!! :) I am so thankful to have you and daddy supporting me in this journey toward success. You have always told me that I can be anything I want to be and do anything I set my mind to with God by my side, and that is exactly what I've done. Without you guys, I do not think this would have ever been possible and words will never explain how much I love you and thank god everyday to have both of you in my life! You are my true role models that I look up to everyday

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Romario Gonzalez
10 years ago

Alum

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I am so glad to be part of the movement I always believed in

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Carina
10 years ago

Yes pls.

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Jasmine Brim
10 years ago

If they actually respect the students, they'll here us out.

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Bryana Espinoza
10 years ago

I was dress coded and given detention because my shoulder was showing a little too much. If a boy cant learn to keep his dick in his pants thats not my problem

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Chloe Rosen
10 years ago

I'm an alumni, class of 2014. I am so happy to see current GHCHS students pushing for a change that I always wanted to see. It's 2016. Time to stop punishing women for wearing what THEY WANT TO WEAR. Time to start focusing on the real problems. Women are not objects! What a woman puts on in the morning has NOTHING to do with anyone but her. It is not permission to be looked at, nor to be harassed by a school dean. Ridiculous. A hemline does not indicate anything about a woman's intelligence, her social standing, or her rights. Live and let live. This dress code is teaching women to be scared. Teaching women that they will be punished (perhaps by a man) for a bra strap slipping or for their skirt length. It's disgusting!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Tell your school district: Don't be a prude!

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Johny
10 years ago

YESSSSS

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Amanda Meyer
10 years ago

GHCHS Alumni