So glad to see you fighting for something you believe in!! Be respectful and good luck.
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Spitfire
10 years ago
You know why I'm here
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maddie Smith
10 years ago
I think it's ridiculous that we can't wear shorts that aren't knee length.. because if that wasn't a rule i would wear athletic shorts 95% of the time and those are not revealing at all.. and it's not fair that i am being looked at for trying to show off my legs when all im really trying to be comfortable while sitting in a classroom for 7 hours everyday. Because boys can wear athletic shorts and be comfortable but clearly the only thing girls can wear and jeans and sweatpants cause their knees aren't showing!!!! it's sexist and not fair. Something needs to be changed.
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Brook Lanahan
10 years ago
Hope this works out for you
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fiona boden
10 years ago
awesome that youre doing this--100% fully support. if you ever need another voice on it count me in.
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Paige rittenhouse
10 years ago
I don't like the dress code it tells girls to cover up there bodies for no reason
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Holly Schneider
10 years ago
I really appreciate your relentless effort! This is amazing! You ARE making a difference by making people aware of the issue whether you get your desired results or not (which I think you will)! You are killing it gf!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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As a parent, the dress code is a little ridiculous. The girls should be able to wear shorts that are appropriate length. Teachers should adhere to the dress code as well. I am okay with no hats inside; that's a sign of respect. I hope some compromise can be made with the dress code.
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Zoe Appel
10 years ago
I don't go to the high school but I will next year and the dress code is not fair at all!
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Carrah McCann
10 years ago
This is a great idea and goal. I'm glad to see the lower class man taking a stand. Also I agree with shoulders and knees being considered NOT sexual because they aren't. They're body parts that everyone has. Also I attend the career center and our rule is mid thigh for shorts and skirts and no one has been dress coded once. I say hell yeah to shorts and tank tops! Hope to hear about this again in October.
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Jed speers
10 years ago
I strongly agree on this subject
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alex mattey
10 years ago
Dresscode really needs to be changed fr
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Lynda Nowak
10 years ago
Compromise is a good approach: good luck to all students in your effort. Only you can change the world, one pair of shorts at a time!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Go bees
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Sierra Mirtich
10 years ago
No girl or boy should be restricted on what they want to wear. The only people "distracted" are the few teachers, who are adults. Adults should not be distracted by a 16 year old's shoulder or knee.
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Carol Coolidge
10 years ago
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Absolutely agree with all of this. Learning and recieving an education is more important than making sure some boy doesn't get 'distracted' by shoulders and knees. And colleges don't have a dress code, yet boys function just fine.
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Paige Gibeault
10 years ago
As student council president at A.I Root in the 2014-2015 school year, I started a written, peaceful petition for leggings to be allowed. I received about 200 signatures within the first day, and by the end of the week, I was sitting in the vice principals office being told to shut down. I hope the students at MHS stand behind this cause for a more equal, appropriate, and plausible dress code.
GREAT IDEA
Good luck :)
Totally agree
So glad to see you fighting for something you believe in!! Be respectful and good luck.
You know why I'm here
I think it's ridiculous that we can't wear shorts that aren't knee length.. because if that wasn't a rule i would wear athletic shorts 95% of the time and those are not revealing at all.. and it's not fair that i am being looked at for trying to show off my legs when all im really trying to be comfortable while sitting in a classroom for 7 hours everyday. Because boys can wear athletic shorts and be comfortable but clearly the only thing girls can wear and jeans and sweatpants cause their knees aren't showing!!!! it's sexist and not fair. Something needs to be changed.
Hope this works out for you
awesome that youre doing this--100% fully support. if you ever need another voice on it count me in.
I don't like the dress code it tells girls to cover up there bodies for no reason
I really appreciate your relentless effort! This is amazing! You ARE making a difference by making people aware of the issue whether you get your desired results or not (which I think you will)! You are killing it gf!
As a parent, the dress code is a little ridiculous. The girls should be able to wear shorts that are appropriate length. Teachers should adhere to the dress code as well. I am okay with no hats inside; that's a sign of respect. I hope some compromise can be made with the dress code.
I don't go to the high school but I will next year and the dress code is not fair at all!
This is a great idea and goal. I'm glad to see the lower class man taking a stand. Also I agree with shoulders and knees being considered NOT sexual because they aren't. They're body parts that everyone has. Also I attend the career center and our rule is mid thigh for shorts and skirts and no one has been dress coded once. I say hell yeah to shorts and tank tops! Hope to hear about this again in October.
I strongly agree on this subject
Dresscode really needs to be changed fr
Compromise is a good approach: good luck to all students in your effort. Only you can change the world, one pair of shorts at a time!
Go bees
No girl or boy should be restricted on what they want to wear. The only people "distracted" are the few teachers, who are adults. Adults should not be distracted by a 16 year old's shoulder or knee.
Absolutely agree with all of this. Learning and recieving an education is more important than making sure some boy doesn't get 'distracted' by shoulders and knees. And colleges don't have a dress code, yet boys function just fine.
As student council president at A.I Root in the 2014-2015 school year, I started a written, peaceful petition for leggings to be allowed. I received about 200 signatures within the first day, and by the end of the week, I was sitting in the vice principals office being told to shut down. I hope the students at MHS stand behind this cause for a more equal, appropriate, and plausible dress code.