The administration has officially confirmed that students will no longer have their photographs taken for dress code infractions. This outcome represents a productive shift in policy that resulted from our collective efforts. Please review the updated guidelines to ensure you are familiar with the new requirements.
We have collected 516 of signatures and achieved the goal of the petition; pictures will NOT be taken of students violating the dress code, and a discussion has occurred between the administration and students regarding the reformation of the dress code. The changes discussed are effective immediately. Thank you for your participation!
The administration has officially acknowledged our request and ended the practice of photographing students for dress code violations. This recent progress confirms that our collective focus on meaningful policy reform is yielding tangible results for the entire student body.
Reached 100 supporters
August 24, 2017
52 Comments
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Katie Horbury
8 years ago
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It shouldn't be about the clothes a person is wearing it should be about the education they receive and are they comfortable in what they are wearing
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Celeste Hellyer
8 years ago
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Why is it so difficult for girls to get an education? Just let them be. Clothes are clothes, quit nit-picking.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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A friends daughter was sent "dress coded" for the tops of her shoulders showing. Her SHOULDERS!! This is archaic and beyond sexist!
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Anonymous two
8 years ago
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I am sorry but I don't understand why people can't just follow the rules, it's not worth the demerit. We should just listen to who's in charge, and dress to the standard. I personally don't like the dress code, but I'm not going to break it, it won't be worth it.
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Shannon Wapinsky
8 years ago
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Totally agreed!!! Students come to learn, not to be ridiculed for their attire and singled out for expression!
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Geno Ginoble
8 years ago
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I like the idea, but we can't have a free for all with the dress code. You should revise the dress code :)
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Salha
8 years ago
These adults need to grow up!
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Ruby hernandez
8 years ago
We have a right to dress the way we want just like boys. We need justice with this topic.
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The administration has officially confirmed that students will no longer have their photographs taken for dress code infractions. This outcome represents a productive shift in policy that resulted from our collective efforts. Please review the updated guidelines to ensure you are familiar with the new requirements.
We have collected 516 of signatures and achieved the goal of the petition; pictures will NOT be taken of students violating the dress code, and a discussion has occurred between the administration and students regarding the reformation of the dress code. The changes discussed are effective immediately. Thank you for your participation!
The administration has officially acknowledged our request and ended the practice of photographing students for dress code violations. This recent progress confirms that our collective focus on meaningful policy reform is yielding tangible results for the entire student body.
Reached 100 supporters
August 24, 2017
52 Comments
K
Katie Horbury
8 years ago
Featured
It shouldn't be about the clothes a person is wearing it should be about the education they receive and are they comfortable in what they are wearing
C
Celeste Hellyer
8 years ago
Featured
Why is it so difficult for girls to get an education? Just let them be. Clothes are clothes, quit nit-picking.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
A friends daughter was sent "dress coded" for the tops of her shoulders showing. Her SHOULDERS!! This is archaic and beyond sexist!
A
Anonymous two
8 years ago
Featured
I am sorry but I don't understand why people can't just follow the rules, it's not worth the demerit. We should just listen to who's in charge, and dress to the standard. I personally don't like the dress code, but I'm not going to break it, it won't be worth it.
S
Shannon Wapinsky
8 years ago
Featured
Totally agreed!!! Students come to learn, not to be ridiculed for their attire and singled out for expression!
G
Geno Ginoble
8 years ago
Featured
I like the idea, but we can't have a free for all with the dress code. You should revise the dress code :)
S
Salha
8 years ago
These adults need to grow up!
R
Ruby hernandez
8 years ago
We have a right to dress the way we want just like boys. We need justice with this topic.
It shouldn't be about the clothes a person is wearing it should be about the education they receive and are they comfortable in what they are wearing