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No Collars / Spirit Shirts!

264 Comments

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No Collar Would Be A Good Thing Money Wise And Also Expressive Wise .

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Miracle
9 years ago

No collars

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Aliyah
9 years ago

No collar

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Paige
9 years ago

We should not have to wear solid color collard shirts

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Tasia Massinburg
9 years ago

Being able to wear non collared shirts would make getting ready in the morning easier! Everyone has non collared shirts.

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Antonio Thomas
9 years ago

I think we should be able to wear any kind of shirt, as long as it's not anything inappropriate.

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Cedrik
9 years ago

Change dress code

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Timothy Ellis
9 years ago

I believe in this petition.

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Jerry Wilson
9 years ago

This is a great idea

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Karrington Brooks
9 years ago

We need to be able to wear any type of shirt .

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Destint O'Neal
9 years ago

I whole heartedly agree with this message

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Antreal Simmons
9 years ago

Please let us Desoto scholars were no collared shirts.

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Kyra
9 years ago

The school district should let us express ourselves in our clothes.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I never been in suspended until I got sent home for not having a collard shirt

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Jayden Hasley
9 years ago

I would like if we could make the dress a little less strict and not having a collar. Because many of my friends have been sent home because they didn't just have a collar the rest of the shirt was in dress code.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Who wears basketball shorts or sweats with a collard shirt.. Give us free dresscode

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Lakendra Jackson
9 years ago

We just want to have the chance to be able to express our individuality of our self just a little bit

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Tete
9 years ago

We need our dress code back!!!

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Rochelle Nkumba
9 years ago Featured

In all fairness to the parents and students, the dress code should either be uniforms or regular clothes with a dress down Friday. The current dress code is not economically friendly at all. Please update the dress code.

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Nadiah
9 years ago

The dress code is very silly. It feels like y'all care more about what we have on than our actual education.