Anonymous wrote:I will never understand the leggings being okay thing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ya’ll need to chill. It’s not that bad.
+1
It’s pretty stressful for girls, although many will just wear dresses and they are fine.
But really I think the outrage is just a feeling that so many moms of girls complained and they don’t seem to care.
The girl vibe at the MS is a problem.
So to me this speaks to issues with the parents, not the schools. The school is trying to manage dress for middle schoolers who are often the most aggressive at pushing boundaries. It’s the only division at Potomac school that is required to wear a uniform and there is a good reason for it. Shorts are SO short, crop tops are so short. Skirts barely cover butts, bras are hanging out. It’s not appropriate and yet girls wear it all and parents allow it. Yes… it makes shopping a little harder and the girls can’t wear exactly what they want to wear but that is the point. So the parents gripe. But the school standing by its decision is completely appropriate. If parents want the Wild West, go to public.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ya’ll need to chill. It’s not that bad.
+1
It’s pretty stressful for girls, although many will just wear dresses and they are fine.
But really I think the outrage is just a feeling that so many moms of girls complained and they don’t seem to care.
The girl vibe at the MS is a problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ya’ll need to chill. It’s not that bad.
+1
Anonymous wrote:Ya’ll need to chill. It’s not that bad.
Anonymous wrote:Dickeys and Peter Pan collars in 2025? This is very strange.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I keep hearing from MS parents that this dress code is awful but the school isn’t budging.
Can someone explain?
Apparently the administration really wants girls in dresses so they’ve said if a girl wants to wear pants she has to wear a collared polo like the LS kids!?! What!?!?
Where on earth would you get that assumption? Kids can wear a sweater, a sweatshirt, a dress, or a shirt with a collar....ruffle collar, peter pan collar, polo, button up, etc. This isn't that deep.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I keep hearing from MS parents that this dress code is awful but the school isn’t budging.
Can someone explain?
Apparently the administration really wants girls in dresses so they’ve said if a girl wants to wear pants she has to wear a collared polo like the LS kids!?! What!?!?
And denim isn't allowed but leggings are? Wut?