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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Riley Anderson
8 years ago
I feel this code violates a form of our freedom of speech. We should be allowed to express ourselves and our personalities in clothing as much as in words. High-school is said to be the place where young adults discover who they are, how are they supposed to discover who they are if they can't express themselves?
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Logan Charles Barker
8 years ago
As students our voice on religion, abortions, and personal opinions have been taken away in the classroom please help stand together so that our only way of expressing ourselves and facing new challenges in the world be restricted from us with guidelines
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Robert Atkinson
8 years ago
Good idea okneil
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We need our freedom of dress
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I wouldn’t care if my entire closet wasn’t full of shirts with logos over 2 inches on them, this will cost me and many others money.
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Lorelei
8 years ago
this is awful and nobody is going to follow it
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Chelsey
8 years ago
We should be able to wear what ever we want to expre s who we are
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Connor allard
8 years ago
Aye
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Chad Anderson
8 years ago
Never should have had a vote during the summer on this.
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Colby Shock
8 years ago
teespring.com/IRCSchoolsAntiAparrel
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We dont wont dress code. We should all feel comfortable, we all are teenagers not middle school kids.
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Amy Williams
8 years ago
Do not agree with this dress code. I’ve purchased my daughters school clothes already.And will not be rebuying anything
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Toni Sharek
8 years ago
Already 300+ nice
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Colby Shock
8 years ago
I made shirts that have words, and images as a way to stand up against the district. Note that SRHS has already explicitly banned it. I only get 25% of the proceeds to fund my crippling sour patch kids addiction. The rest will go towards charity and the legal fees (should they arise, if not I will give it to charity). Get one for you, or someone you love. It's all premium material. Made in America.
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Jake motherfucking Carrano
8 years ago
This douche bag is off to a great start
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Joseph Martinez
8 years ago
I won’t be able to wear my shirts
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Jasmine R
8 years ago
The choice of clothing of my peers has never been a distraction to me, or hindered me from receiving my education.
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.
I feel this code violates a form of our freedom of speech. We should be allowed to express ourselves and our personalities in clothing as much as in words. High-school is said to be the place where young adults discover who they are, how are they supposed to discover who they are if they can't express themselves?
As students our voice on religion, abortions, and personal opinions have been taken away in the classroom please help stand together so that our only way of expressing ourselves and facing new challenges in the world be restricted from us with guidelines
Good idea okneil
We need our freedom of dress
I wouldn’t care if my entire closet wasn’t full of shirts with logos over 2 inches on them, this will cost me and many others money.
this is awful and nobody is going to follow it
We should be able to wear what ever we want to expre s who we are
Aye
Never should have had a vote during the summer on this.
teespring.com/IRCSchoolsAntiAparrel
We dont wont dress code. We should all feel comfortable, we all are teenagers not middle school kids.
Do not agree with this dress code. I’ve purchased my daughters school clothes already.And will not be rebuying anything
Already 300+ nice
I made shirts that have words, and images as a way to stand up against the district. Note that SRHS has already explicitly banned it. I only get 25% of the proceeds to fund my crippling sour patch kids addiction. The rest will go towards charity and the legal fees (should they arise, if not I will give it to charity). Get one for you, or someone you love. It's all premium material. Made in America.
This douche bag is off to a great start
I won’t be able to wear my shirts
The choice of clothing of my peers has never been a distraction to me, or hindered me from receiving my education.
I wanna express myself MYSELF NOT NO SCHOOL
Yes