if you disagree with mossley hollins high schools rules please sign.
we're not aloud
piercings
make-up
fake tan
false nails
'handbags'
short skirts
big hair
big fringes
hair accessories
PLEASE SIGN! xx
The stories coming in from students about the daily pressure of these rigid dress codes are both eye-opening and deeply frustrating. I am currently organizing these experiences into a report to ensure the administration understands the personal toll these rules take on our expression.
March 26, 2009
Reaching this level of engagement confirms that many of us feel restricted by the current dress code policies. It is encouraging to see that so many peers are willing to speak up about how these rules impact our daily experience at school.
6 Comments
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Lauren Fleming
17 years ago
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ridiculous. let us have some individuality!!
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Jack Powell
17 years ago
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TOTAL POWER TRIP. let kids wear what they want as long as they learn.
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Mia Bauer
17 years ago
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honestly what is wrong with having a fringe?? stop being so controlling over every little thing we do
C
Chloe Morgan
17 years ago
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this is ridiculous. let us express ourselves its just makeup not like it affects our grades. so fed up with these rules
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Emma Ramirez
17 years ago
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School is supposed to be about learning not policing our nail polish and hair. focus on the actual teaching instead
S
Sarah Delgado
17 years ago
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My daughter is constantly getting sent home for the smallest things. It is ridiculous she just wants to look nice for school
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if you disagree with mossley hollins high schools rules please sign.
we're not aloud
piercings
make-up
fake tan
false nails
'handbags'
short skirts
big hair
big fringes
hair accessories
PLEASE SIGN! xx
The stories coming in from students about the daily pressure of these rigid dress codes are both eye-opening and deeply frustrating. I am currently organizing these experiences into a report to ensure the administration understands the personal toll these rules take on our expression.
March 26, 2009
Reaching this level of engagement confirms that many of us feel restricted by the current dress code policies. It is encouraging to see that so many peers are willing to speak up about how these rules impact our daily experience at school.
6 Comments
L
Lauren Fleming
17 years ago
Featured
ridiculous. let us have some individuality!!
J
Jack Powell
17 years ago
Featured
TOTAL POWER TRIP. let kids wear what they want as long as they learn.
M
Mia Bauer
17 years ago
Featured
honestly what is wrong with having a fringe?? stop being so controlling over every little thing we do
C
Chloe Morgan
17 years ago
Featured
this is ridiculous. let us express ourselves its just makeup not like it affects our grades. so fed up with these rules
E
Emma Ramirez
17 years ago
Featured
School is supposed to be about learning not policing our nail polish and hair. focus on the actual teaching instead
S
Sarah Delgado
17 years ago
Featured
My daughter is constantly getting sent home for the smallest things. It is ridiculous she just wants to look nice for school
ridiculous. let us have some individuality!!