Is this how kids dress at most public high schools?

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Anonymous wrote:What’s wrong with what they are wearing?

Looks very immature, trashy and unserious compared to say...

I dare you to send your kid into your local public school wearing that outfit.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s wrong with what they are wearing?

Looks very immature, trashy and unserious compared to say...

Yes, it is unserious compared to the dress in that photo. Good thing serious isn't what these kids are going for.

(Also I have to applaud the carefully crafted diversity in that photo.)

That looks like some kind of professional promo shoot vs. smart phone video of kids shuffling around on a regular school day.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ll dress my kid in whatever you want as long as they can ditch the stupid diaper mask which had no evidence that it works for vaccinated children who don’t get severe Covid anyway.

Ok. Hope your kid is not interested in studying science.

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Anonymous wrote:Jeans really aren’t very comfortable. My teen girl does wear them pretty often but my teen boy only wears athletic pants and, if those are all in the wash, cargo pants. My girl wears a mix of Keene, joggers and occasionally her school logo PJ pants (which she has never worn to bed so they are functionally just sweats).

There are quite a bit of more mature options in-between literal pajamas and jeans. Frankly, these kids look like dirtball slobs who don't give a sh*t about themselves or how they look. It's actually disrespectful.

Dirtball slobs? Really? And disrespectful to whom, exactly? I doubt the teachers are bothered by kids wearing comfortable clothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, that's how they dress in our MCPS HS. I don't see anything really wrong with it. It's school, not a formal business. I prefer functional/comfortable over "look nice".

As long as they are clean, and not showing too much skin, their underwear, I don't see an issue, especially since it's winter and cold.

This is how kids look in our private school as well these days while having more relaxed uniform requirement due to Covid.

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I graduated from high school in the mid 90's and distinctly remember wearing Skidz pants with Champion t-shirts and sweatshirts.

https://www.google.com/shopping/product/15101271428466821175?q=skidz+pants&prds=epd:15839165924956705162,eto:15839165924956705162_0&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwix2Ju32_D1AhX8IUQIHciGD_4Q9pwGCAo

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This is chicago area. High school starts really early at most suburban schools--like by 7:30, meaning you are getting on the bus at 6 something in the Chicago winter.

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Anonymous wrote:How come they are all white?

Because it's probably the north shore suburbs of Chicago where everyone is white?

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Anonymous wrote:This is chicago area. High school starts really early at most suburban schools--like by 7:30, meaning you are getting on the bus at 6 something in the Chicago winter.

Good point. If you are going to do a uniform in chicago or anywhere cold...the girls do not have to wear those silly skirts. Pants all around. And why the ties? If the boys have to wear those, the girls should have to have to as well...but honestly...just get rid of these all around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s wrong with what they are wearing?

Looks very immature, trashy and unserious compared to say...

I dare you to send your kid into your local public school wearing that outfit.

LOL +1

My magnet kid in public school isn't suffering for wearing nice sweatpants to school. DS sometimes wear jeans, too, but lately, he's been into his looks to impress a girl. Prior to this, it was 100% active wear pants and a hoodie. He doesn't have PJ pants. He wears his shorts to bed.

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I have been wfh for like 10 years now, and one of the best things about it is that I can wear whatever I want, not that I had to get really dressed up for work before since I work in the tech field, but still. I love that I can wear whatever I want. I don't wear PJs, but I do sometimes wear sweatpants (like now). Super comfy. I'm glad my kids can do the same.

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Anonymous wrote:This is chicago area. High school starts really early at most suburban schools--like by 7:30, meaning you are getting on the bus at 6 something in the Chicago winter.

Not sure how that precludes you from dressing properly.

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Anonymous wrote:How come they are all white?

All of the anti-mask idiots I know are white. So, since this is a video of kids doing an anti-mask protest, it doesn't surprise me that they are mostly white.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s wrong with what they are wearing?

Looks very immature, trashy and unserious compared to say...

Are those real people snap shotted or where is this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What’s wrong with what they are wearing?

Looks very immature, trashy and unserious compared to say...

I dare you to send your kid into your local public school wearing that outfit.

LOL +1

My magnet kid in public school isn't suffering for wearing nice sweatpants to school. DS sometimes wear jeans, too, but lately, he's been into his looks to impress a girl. Prior to this, it was 100% active wear pants and a hoodie. He doesn't have PJ pants. He wears his shorts to bed.

Your kid is a magnet? That must be tiresome, what with all the stuff sticking to him. Is this him, or a different one?