Dress code enforcement?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m ok with school uniforms, they’re universally applied, but dress codes are unevenly enforced. They’re disproportionately used to punish girls and minorities.

My HS daughter wore a baby tee yesterday, you could see a 1 inch line of her belly between the hem and her jeans. I didn’t have any problem with that. I am pretty confident when I was in HS in the 90s no one wore knee length shorts and was fully covered up. The only knee length short I remember were my mom’s 80s coulottes and no one under 40 was wearing those. And considering the amount of flannel we wore on top, why are you complaining when kids wear flannel bottoms?

How exactly?

[Anonymous]

How about no political clothes? Please enforce no MAGA hats!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m ok with school uniforms, they’re universally applied, but dress codes are unevenly enforced. They’re disproportionately used to punish girls and minorities.

My HS daughter wore a baby tee yesterday, you could see a 1 inch line of her belly between the hem and her jeans. I didn’t have any problem with that. I am pretty confident when I was in HS in the 90s no one wore knee length shorts and was fully covered up. The only knee length short I remember were my mom’s 80s coulottes and no one under 40 was wearing those. And considering the amount of flannel we wore on top, why are you complaining when kids wear flannel bottoms?

How exactly?

DP, but it's been studied that minority females are often held to stricter standards on things like shorts and skirt lengths than white ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How about no political clothes? Please enforce no MAGA hats!!!

When you also expect kids to give up attire touting left wing causes you can enforce giving up the MAGA hats.
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