Holton parents - you have got to help your girls out with these skirts.

[Anonymous]

I don’t respect any school that requires a kilt uniform. This is 2025, not 1950. Shoe me the data that these kilts help with anything other than branding your school in a negative way when the kids are off campus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t respect any school that requires a kilt uniform. This is 2025, not 1950. Shoe me the data that these kilts help with anything other than branding your school in a negative way when the kids are off campus.

The kilt isn't required. There are pant options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.holton-arms.edu/about/our-mission

I’m shocked they still advertise as an all girls school, since a few years ago there was a push at the school to remove all language of “girls” because it was exclusionary.

Completely untrue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.holton-arms.edu/about/our-mission

I’m shocked they still advertise as an all girls school, since a few years ago there was a push at the school to remove all language of “girls” because it was exclusionary.

Completely untrue.

Is true and was discussed on DCUM at the time.

[Anonymous]

What?!

[Anonymous]

Please ignore the troll

[Anonymous]

The holton kids are having a good laugh at you guys. Keep it coming, DCUM!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hey it’s not just Holton. It’s girls fashion now. We have lost the plot on when certain clothes are appropriate and for where. Current trends don’t help either.

-Ncs mom

Except at NCS the girls choose to dress that way. At Holton it’s built into the uniform.

Of course it's not. These are adjusted length. Those skirts don't come at that length.

[Anonymous]

-Ncs mom
Except at NCS the girls choose to dress that way. At Holton it’s built into the uniform.

Of course it's not. These are adjusted length. Those skirts don't come at that length.

Holton obviously endorses the inappropriate skirts. They put it on the website. Crazy.

[Anonymous]

What is crazy to me is adults sitting on this thread linking to pictures of real students and commenting on them with lewd jokes. I am disgusted by this behavior and disappointed those posts have not been removed by the moderator. A discussion can be had without dragging the images of the girls into it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.holton-arms.edu/about/our-mission

Well, that's embarrassing right there. What admin approved THAT plaid fringe hanging from the waist? We toured many years ago and the social set-up for our daughter just didn't feel right. I have since learned we were 100 percent correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The holton kids are having a good laugh at you guys. Keep it coming, DCUM!

Why are kids' reactions at all relevant?

[Anonymous]

The dress code specifically does not mention a required length for the upper school, whereas there’s a minimum length for LS/MS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The dress code specifically does not mention a required length for the upper school, whereas there’s a minimum length for LS/MS.

BUT THE SCHOOL ITSELF SHOWS THE SKIRT AS FRINGE IN ADS!!
https://www.holton-arms.edu/about/our-mission

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The dress code specifically does not mention a required length for the upper school, whereas there’s a minimum length for LS/MS.

BUT THE SCHOOL ITSELF SHOWS THE SKIRT AS FRINGE IN ADS!!
https://www.holton-arms.edu/about/our-mission

Yes but the school does not comment like the sick parents in dcscum.