I just want the respect they expect from me. This dress code is total bullcrap.
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Emma
8 years ago
this is preparing me for what type of a future ?
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Katina kauffman
8 years ago
This is so stupid you guys don’t buy the clothes get over it
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Michael
8 years ago
We good with what we had before
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Jolie Meredith
8 years ago
Dress code is sexist and irrational. They only dress code thicc girls and it's not fair. It's irrelevant to real problems like kids being harrassed. What kids wear doesn't matter. Every reason for a dress code is sexist and actually stupid.
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debbie
8 years ago
this dresscode is ridiculous. we just want to wear normal clothes
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Lacey Austin
8 years ago
These kids should be able to wear tshirts..
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Mitchell
8 years ago
Its like we are just another number to the school district.
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Kristy
8 years ago
Freedom of speech
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Emma
8 years ago
when it comes to this school i can’t say i’m the best student getting a’s, b’s, and c’s. at the end of the day, i identify more with arts and express myself through clothing and makeup. i already disagree with dress codes but this is insulting and beyond unrealistic. the reason kids don’t do well at this school is not because of distractions, but because at this school you are a number not an individual. my cousin goes to a charter school where she has no issue getting help with classes, but when i stayed after for the free tutoring st this school it took an hour for someone to be able to help me, she helped me with one problem and then moved on. it’s was to the point to were i need to pay a private tutor $40 an hour for private tutoring. i’m lucky enough to say i’m BLESSED enough to be able to afford it twice a week for two hour sessions; others are not. fix the system first, worry about our clothes last.
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Fernando Aguiluz
8 years ago
Big gay
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Delaney Adkins
8 years ago
this is stupid and petty. i won’t have anything to wear
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Katherine Waterstripe
8 years ago
students should be able to express themseleves. what they wear is part of that.
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Grace Dressler
8 years ago
I am a Grandmother of a high school student. I feel that this new rule, coming out just a month before the new school year, is capricious and unreasonable. This idea should have been put before parents for their input months ago. This is putting an undo burden on parents and caregivers to have to replace a child's school wardrobe, in many cases. It is particularly problematic for parents of boys whose wardrobe is mostly made up of graphic t-shirts. You should rethink this idea.
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Graziella Salemi- Musitano
8 years ago
Thanks IRCSD for making more of a mess for the parents!
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Matt W
8 years ago
Do it
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Zoë Palmer
8 years ago
It is unreasonable and pointless to not allow students to have logos or graphics on their T-shirt’s. I have never had an experience where someone’s shirt has disracted me from learning what was expected of me. Many students enjoy wearing exciting shirts and in my own experience what I wear drastically impacts how I feel and preform I like to look nice to feel nice. I’d also like to add that T-shirt’s are some of the cheapest items you can buy and are a large part of the student bodies wardrobe so in disallowing graphic shirts or shirts with words you are causing people to have to go out and buy new shirts that fit you dress code. I would also like to add that I have see absolutely no research or data to back up the preposterous new rule .
This dress code is BS that’s all I gotta say.
Doubt it will do much but worth a shot
I just want the respect they expect from me. This dress code is total bullcrap.
this is preparing me for what type of a future ?
This is so stupid you guys don’t buy the clothes get over it
We good with what we had before
Dress code is sexist and irrational. They only dress code thicc girls and it's not fair. It's irrelevant to real problems like kids being harrassed. What kids wear doesn't matter. Every reason for a dress code is sexist and actually stupid.
this dresscode is ridiculous. we just want to wear normal clothes
These kids should be able to wear tshirts..
Its like we are just another number to the school district.
Freedom of speech
when it comes to this school i can’t say i’m the best student getting a’s, b’s, and c’s. at the end of the day, i identify more with arts and express myself through clothing and makeup. i already disagree with dress codes but this is insulting and beyond unrealistic. the reason kids don’t do well at this school is not because of distractions, but because at this school you are a number not an individual. my cousin goes to a charter school where she has no issue getting help with classes, but when i stayed after for the free tutoring st this school it took an hour for someone to be able to help me, she helped me with one problem and then moved on. it’s was to the point to were i need to pay a private tutor $40 an hour for private tutoring. i’m lucky enough to say i’m BLESSED enough to be able to afford it twice a week for two hour sessions; others are not. fix the system first, worry about our clothes last.
Big gay
this is stupid and petty. i won’t have anything to wear
students should be able to express themseleves. what they wear is part of that.
I am a Grandmother of a high school student. I feel that this new rule, coming out just a month before the new school year, is capricious and unreasonable. This idea should have been put before parents for their input months ago. This is putting an undo burden on parents and caregivers to have to replace a child's school wardrobe, in many cases. It is particularly problematic for parents of boys whose wardrobe is mostly made up of graphic t-shirts. You should rethink this idea.
Thanks IRCSD for making more of a mess for the parents!
Do it
It is unreasonable and pointless to not allow students to have logos or graphics on their T-shirt’s. I have never had an experience where someone’s shirt has disracted me from learning what was expected of me. Many students enjoy wearing exciting shirts and in my own experience what I wear drastically impacts how I feel and preform I like to look nice to feel nice. I’d also like to add that T-shirt’s are some of the cheapest items you can buy and are a large part of the student bodies wardrobe so in disallowing graphic shirts or shirts with words you are causing people to have to go out and buy new shirts that fit you dress code. I would also like to add that I have see absolutely no research or data to back up the preposterous new rule .
Stop taking the freedom to choose