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The school board finally agreed to update the dress code and let us wear shirts with logos again. Seeing everyone walk through the halls being themselves is a win I never thought we would actually reach. We need to keep making sure they stick to this new policy.

October 6, 2018

School dress code

School dress code

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Started by Brandon O'Neill 8 years, 2 months ago

We want to have our freedom of speech giving back by allowing us to wear shirts with words and logos on it.

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Reached 500 supporters

July 10, 2018

July 10, 2018

Seeing so many students rally behind this issue reminds me of how stifled we have felt by these outdated rules for far too long. This momentum proves that our desire for self-expression is not just a passing phase but a demand for respect.

July 10, 2018

I have been hearing from so many students who feel like their individuality is being erased by these restrictive rules. I am currently putting together a formal proposal to show the administration exactly how these policies prevent us from expressing who we are.

Reached 100 supporters

July 10, 2018

387 Comments

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Misty Mackey
8 years ago Featured

There are more important things to focus on besides words/pictures on a shirt, like education and safety. I am offended that the school district doesn't think we as parents know what is appropriate for our children to wear.

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KAthryn Muth
8 years ago Featured

It would have been nice to know this at the end of the school year because we’ve done all our school clothes shopping and can’t afford to buy more new stuff. What is so bad about shirts with writing or pictures on them as long as they are appropriate

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Kolbie Fletcher
8 years ago Featured

It’s understandable for shirts not have vulgar and demeaning sayings on them, but to ban a shirt that’s has a logo or brand (Nike, adaidas, guy harvey, thrasher, champion, etc.) is just absurd. It’s freedom of speech, it should be expressed not repressed.

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Nicolina Burrell
8 years ago Featured

Please put an end to this, it is absolutely ridiculous for young adults to not be able to express themselves through their clothing. Don't forget a percentage of the student body are legal adults and don't need to be told how to dress properly.

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Ayla
8 years ago Featured

This whole thing is crazy mann i wanna wear my guy harveys and shirts like that. Whats wrong with pictures of fish on the back of a shirt?? Please explain because in my opinion its just pretty and it effects no one and their learning ability

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Hope Taylor
8 years ago Featured

This is depriving us students to display our individuality which is supposedly being "encouraged" throughout our district. These new rules are going to generate more rebellions than "better learning environments".

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Taliyah
2 years ago

i am not getting new clothes unless they paying for it

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Wyatt merseal
7 years ago

I think dress codes are completely unfair, look good if you want to