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School Dress Code Out of Hand
Dress code Guidelines:
The principal or his/her designee is responsible for determining the appropriateness of a pupil's attire. When in the judgement of a principal or his/her designee the student's appearance or mode of dress disrupts the educational process, or constitutes a threat to health and safety, the student may be required to make modifications. A students appearance or mode of dress or cleanliness will not be permitted to disrupt the educational process or constitute a threat to health and/or safety. Staff members will be required to alert students of the Dress Code requirements and enforce the provisions: This is where it gets good 1. Students clothing or hair shall offer no hazard to his/her own safety or that of others. 2. Students are expected to adhere to standards of cleanliness and dress that are compatible with the requirement of a good school environment. 3. The following apparel is NOT considered acceptable for school: a. Hats/bandannas/sweat and head bands/hoods b. Sunglasses(unless prescription with a doctors note) c. Bare midriffs d. Visible undergarments e. Obscene or profane language or symbols on clothing including inappropriate advertising of controlled substances f. Revealing shirts or blouses g. Sleeveless shirts with less than 3 inches in width of material on shoulder straps h. Sleepless shirts- HS/MS/ male students i. Cutoffs, purposely frayed clothing; torn or has holes j. Pajamas, slippers, boxer shorts k. Beach or shower sandals or flip-flop sandals l. Outerwear worn indoors. All outerwear shall be appropriately stored in lockers or coat closets m. Walkman radios, CD players, electrical games, exposed cell phones or any unauthorized audio equipment n. Shorts, above fingertip length o. Skirts/dresses, worn below the hip p. “Skin tight” shirts or pants Physical Education Dress - Grades 7-12 1. attire must be appropriate for physical education activities and non-restrictive 2. student must the following attire: white, black, orange, or gray t-shirt, shorts, sweats. Sweatpants and sweatshirts are recommended for outdoor activities. Clothing must be free of and logos, team names, etc. except for the school’s name. 3. Hasbrouck heights athletic department issued clothing is not acceptable 4. footwear is limited to sneakers only 5. any ornamental accessories, jewelry(including earrings) are prohibited 6. apparel which is used for physical education classes may not be worn in regular academic classrooms including are, music or industrial are classes. Ornamental decals are prohibited if they reflect a lack of modesty or lack of adherence to Federal Law or if they reflect a lack of respect or desecration of any national symbol Military insignia is prohibited by Federal Law Desecration of the American Flag is prohibited by Federal Law yaa its long but thats the new dress code at my school...most of which i find bullshit, other parts seem reasonable, but a lot of it is just a load of crap...theres been a lot of girls questioning our principal bc he seems to take "Peeks" at there bodies...god i hate my fucking school |
thank god im outta that shit, round my parts the only dress code is to make sure im wearing pants when i go outside
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yes that's true, but you know, when i go to work the boss is all like "blah blah blah this is a place of business and your walking around with an erection and blah blah blah
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That dress code doesn't seem too unreasonable to me.
When I was in middle school (6th-8th grade), Every day I was stuck wearing a white collared shirt and (get this) a pair of brown courderoys! Not only that, but our teacher would check our hair length once a week (It could not touch the collar of my shirt.) and if it was too long, they would send you to the pricipal's office for an impromptu cut. The girls had to have their brown and white plaid skirts below their knees at all times or they would get detention. It wasn't fun, but we survived. On the bright side (for you at least) is that it seems like you get a little bit more selection. We got brown and white every single day. |
Man, our school's Code of Conduct book is great. I can, and will, get away with all kinds of stuff. It bans:
Camoflage "Suggestive" sayings any symbols pertaining to gangs or secret organizations any clothing that is gang/cult related shoes w/ dark, heavy soles and a bunch of other stuff. So far I can get by on the cammo on the grounds that they would still be able to see me, thus it wouldn't be camoflage. Also, they ban suggestive sayings, but not BLATANT sayings. I'm gonna get a shirt for a movie with a cult following, thus technically breaking one of their rules. I love/hate having a school run by idiots |
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Our school dress code is pretty reasonable ... except they force the boys to tuck their shirts in. Every type of shirt. It's to prevent the kids from smuggling weapons into the school, although I don't see how that prevents them from wearing carpenter pants and packing their pockets with an arsenal of weaponry.
At least you don't have to wear a uniform! And bwind22 .... you lucky ass. Catholic school girls look sexy in those clothes. |
shit man, that dress code is thorough, and bullshit through and through. people basically wore whatever they wanted when i was in highschool. the only times kids had to turn their shirts inside out was when they displayed the word "fuck" as in "fuck god", and drug shit. i didn't think twice about wearing my old ripped-up jeans with my ass exposed, army insignia on my jacket, kids had mohawks a foot and a half tall, spikes, chains, corpse paint, people in bare feet, skirts that left nothing to the imagination, eskimo coats worn in class, you name it. i would've left that shithole if they'd taken away our freedom to wear our own clothes.
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