Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 16:17     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Facial hair on teenagers is low-class.


I agree. I was surprised to see so much gross facial hair on several Catholic school football players in the playoffs. Does the facial hair policy not apply to athletes?


Please stop calling facial hair gross. We get it you don’t like it but you’re being culturally and racially insensitive and it’s also very much your opinion. I think greasy hair white boys with hair past their ears are gross but I don’t keep repeating in on a forum.


Facial hair is not culturally or racially specific. Sorry, you can't play that argument.


It is for some and the the fact that you don’t know anything about it says more about you.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 15:47     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Facial hair on teenagers is low-class.


I agree. I was surprised to see so much gross facial hair on several Catholic school football players in the playoffs. Does the facial hair policy not apply to athletes?


Please stop calling facial hair gross. We get it you don’t like it but you’re being culturally and racially insensitive and it’s also very much your opinion. I think greasy hair white boys with hair past their ears are gross but I don’t keep repeating in on a forum.


Facial hair is not culturally or racially specific. Sorry, you can't play that argument.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 14:24     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Facial hair on teenagers is low-class.


I agree. I was surprised to see so much gross facial hair on several Catholic school football players in the playoffs. Does the facial hair policy not apply to athletes?


Please stop calling facial hair gross. We get it you don’t like it but you’re being culturally and racially insensitive and it’s also very much your opinion. I think greasy hair white boys with hair past their ears are gross but I don’t keep repeating in on a forum.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 14:18     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:Facial hair on teenagers is low-class.


I agree. I was surprised to see so much gross facial hair on several Catholic school football players in the playoffs. Does the facial hair policy not apply to athletes?
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:29     Subject: Re:Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:Do these schools also require eyebrows to be plucked and shaped?!


Plucked? No, silly. Clean-shaven. All that hair. Off.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 07:12     Subject: Re:Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Do these schools also require eyebrows to be plucked and shaped?!
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 06:47     Subject: Re:Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:No school I'd want my kids to attend.

Why do you ask?


Great, send your imaginary kids to public school.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 05:35     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like we have run out of things to fight about here.


No, you have no real problems so you whine and complain about insignificant things. The walls of the private school bubble are thick and obscure the real world.

Thank god for that. Keeps out the public school trash.


And protects from exposure to you so there’s that.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 05:32     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
PVI had one. No facial hair.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2021 23:35     Subject: Re:Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Private school here. Facial hair must be trimmed.


Why won’t anyone name their school? It would help a lot. Same time from having to read handbook for every school.


What would you do with the info? Building a case to change your school's policy? Good luck with that.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2021 23:04     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:Facial hair on teenagers is low-class.


That’s you.

I think makeup on teens, fake eyelashes, colored hair, and fake nails is low class.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2021 22:56     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like we have run out of things to fight about here.


No, you have no real problems so you whine and complain about insignificant things. The walls of the private school bubble are thick and obscure the real world.

Thank god for that. Keeps out the public school trash.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2021 22:55     Subject: Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Facial hair on teenagers is low-class.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2021 21:12     Subject: Re:Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:Private school here. Facial hair must be trimmed.


Why won’t anyone name their school? It would help a lot. Same time from having to read handbook for every school.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2021 21:11     Subject: Re:Do any of the high schools have any policies regarding facial hair?
Anonymous wrote:Private school here. Facial hair must be trimmed.


This is how most dress codes are written due to the recognition of religious needs and skin related conditions, like pseudofolliculitis barbae, which disproportionately affects black men.