The dresscodes at TGMS/CMS are sexualizing young women, stating that showing upper leg, stomach, and even shoulders is sexual, as well as violating our rights as stated in the 2014/2015 handbook.
The momentum is undeniable now. We are forcing them to pay attention.
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Megan
11 years ago
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I am totaly for a dress code, to a certain extent. I think it is absurd how we are not permitted to wear a headband to school. And also almost every school sports uniform violates the dress code so why doesn't that matter?
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Camila Angola
11 years ago
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The dress code only applies to girls, if the dress code applied to both genders the student body would worry so much about it.We should be able to wear why we feel comfortable in, we go to school to get an education not to worry about the length of our shorts.
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Aashika Mehta
11 years ago
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Instead of teaching girls to cover themselves up, teach boys to mind their own buisness
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Bob Smith
11 years ago
Here's the thing- when girls wear low cut shirts, they are showing off their boobs, which is sexualizing themselves. Same with short shorts. Is it really necessary to show everyone your butt cheeks?
And students rights can be limited if it interferes with learning, as ruled by the Supreme Court many times. (Lack of) clothing is distracting to both genders, so it can take away from the whole purpose of school. This is why schools have control over clothing you cannot wear.
The TGMS dress code really isn't too bad, and it's reasonable too.
You'll find nearly the same dress code at many other middle schools. Consider yourself lucky not to have uniforms.
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Kat Murphy
11 years ago
Teachers are making girls feel self concsious and insecure about there bodies
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Yana
11 years ago
what kind of a dresscode is this?
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Makaela Abelard
11 years ago
they do this to females ONLY becuase they see somethings sexual in what they're wearing and I say, WHY? I will sign this petition
The dresscodes at TGMS/CMS are sexualizing young women, stating that showing upper leg, stomach, and even shoulders is sexual, as well as violating our rights as stated in the 2014/2015 handbook.
The momentum is undeniable now. We are forcing them to pay attention.
18 Comments
M
Megan
11 years ago
Featured
I am totaly for a dress code, to a certain extent. I think it is absurd how we are not permitted to wear a headband to school. And also almost every school sports uniform violates the dress code so why doesn't that matter?
C
Camila Angola
11 years ago
Featured
The dress code only applies to girls, if the dress code applied to both genders the student body would worry so much about it.We should be able to wear why we feel comfortable in, we go to school to get an education not to worry about the length of our shorts.
A
Aashika Mehta
11 years ago
Featured
Instead of teaching girls to cover themselves up, teach boys to mind their own buisness
B
Bob Smith
11 years ago
Here's the thing- when girls wear low cut shirts, they are showing off their boobs, which is sexualizing themselves. Same with short shorts. Is it really necessary to show everyone your butt cheeks?
And students rights can be limited if it interferes with learning, as ruled by the Supreme Court many times. (Lack of) clothing is distracting to both genders, so it can take away from the whole purpose of school. This is why schools have control over clothing you cannot wear.
The TGMS dress code really isn't too bad, and it's reasonable too.
You'll find nearly the same dress code at many other middle schools. Consider yourself lucky not to have uniforms.
K
Kat Murphy
11 years ago
Teachers are making girls feel self concsious and insecure about there bodies
Y
Yana
11 years ago
what kind of a dresscode is this?
M
Makaela Abelard
11 years ago
they do this to females ONLY becuase they see somethings sexual in what they're wearing and I say, WHY? I will sign this petition
I am totaly for a dress code, to a certain extent. I think it is absurd how we are not permitted to wear a headband to school. And also almost every school sports uniform violates the dress code so why doesn't that matter?