Questionable judgment, APS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Camo banned at ATS?

OP I agree with you. In addition to the hypocrisy, I have two issues with this:

1. Spirit day should not require parents to go out and buy things.

2. I am so anti-gun but going "pew pew" with your pointer finger is absolutely not worth disciplining a kid for. Kids are allowed to yell at other kids, be constantly disruptive, they don't get disciplined for being absolutely mean to teachers, they will get promoted to the next grade even if they twiddle their thumbs all year, but this is the hill the school wants to die on? Finger guns? Good Lord.

OP likely left out some details.

This is OP. What details do you think I left out? My child wasn't the one disciplined for gun play. I'm saying it's a poor/mixed/confusing message to send the kids that they aren't allowed to pretend to play with guns, but they are encouraged to dress in camouflage for school, which is clothing designed for when you're using guns.

LOL. No. That Old Navy tshirt wasn’t designed for using guns.

[Anonymous]

Babygap has pull on camo pants for toddlers, OP. Your beef isn’t with APS. It’s with the entire fashion industry. Good luck with that.

But please please please complain to the principal and report back.