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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I see where our country is headed based on these loony responses. Let her wear a g-string to class, so long as she's comfortable!

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Nobody has said that.[/quote]

Not exactly. But so much more importance seems to be placed on the will of the child rather than the greater good. Oh, mind your business, just listen to what the principal says! What BS.[/quote]

What greater good?[/quote]

How is anyone else's "greater good" served or harmed by what another person chooses to wear, exactly?[/quote]

We live in a society - what other people do affects us, and what we do affects others. [/quote]

But that doesn't answer the questions. In general, how do my clothing choices harm you, and how do your clothing choices harm me? Obviously there are exceptions, but in general.[/quote]

As a teacher, I cannot be alone in a classroom with a student without the door wide open and other people clearly around.  There are too many crazy situations that have happened where people have erroneously lost their reputations and jobs.  By requesting that students cover up parts that society largely says should be covered, we educators have a layer of worry off of our plates.  Being around students who are not following this rule makes me uncomfortable and prevents me from supporting them to the best of my ability.[/quote]

I teach middle school and ask building services to keep my room chilly for this reason.[/quote]

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