Anonymous wrote:I would say it is way overstepping by the high school, BUT I saw a lot of appalling prom dresses on my FB feed last Spring. I am not usually a prude but oh my gosh some of these dresses were so tight and so skimpy!
Anonymous wrote:I would say it is way overstepping by the high school, BUT I saw a lot of appalling prom dresses on my FB feed last Spring. I am not usually a prude but oh my gosh some of these dresses were so tight and so skimpy!
Anonymous wrote:Is this a HoCo public school? Is this really legal for public schools in MD? I can see this being something a parochial school might do though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this a HoCo public school? Is this really legal for public schools in MD? I can see this being something a parochial school might do though.
Sorry, hoco is an abbreviation for HoCo. It's a public school, but not in Maryland.
Anonymous wrote:Is this a HoCo public school? Is this really legal for public schools in MD? I can see this being something a parochial school might do though.
Anonymous wrote:I just wish society (schools included) would once and for all stop policing what GIRLS WEAR and concentrate on what the actual problem is.
Signed,
A mother of a boy who will teach him that no matter what the girl wears he is not to me a creep
Anonymous wrote:It's sad the school feels it needs to implement such a policy-- it was probably not just one kid's 'stupid action' but many... I agree that this should be the job of parents, but clearly the district thinks parents have abrogated their responsibility.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am guessing that in your hometown someone showed up inone of those skanky trashy homecoming dresses that look like a stripper picked it out.
As I tell my kids, stupid school rules are usually the result of A) someone's really stupid action B) Someone getting hurt C) A pita complaining or D) a combination of the three.
Stupid school rules are the result of school administrators making stupid rules. School administrators were not forced to make this rule. A skimpy dress is a skimpy dress, not a gun to the head.