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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]

What sort of dress codes violations did you see, OP?

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The biggest one is that boys have to wear collared shirts and girls have to wear leggings under dresses. The boy in question wears a graphic t-shirt every day and the girl in question never wears leggings. I understand the grace bit, but this is hard to explain away, especially in private. DD doesn't judge, but she's curious as to what rules are ok to break. [/quote]

Those are big/obvious enough violations that my guess is there is something going on that you don't know about and isn't really any of your business.[/quote]

Why are you so aggressive?[/quote]

In what way is that aggressive?  My point is that if you were worried about a dress code violation that was related to length of skirt of width of straps or length of hair or something, then it would fall more into the subjective category and sort of a "life isn't fair, deal with it" situation. But the examples you gave are very obvious.  the kid either has leggings on or doesn't.  So given that two specific kids continually violate very obvious dress code rules that don't require and subjectivity or judgement at all, it's a very fair assumption that the school is specifically allowing those two kids to violate the dress code.  Why?  No idea, but it's not my business or yours.[/quote]

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