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Exactly. She is embarrassed, so what does she do? She posted it on twitter for the world to see.
It would have been far more embarrassing to me to be seen as whining about the punishment than to have been called out for a dress code violation. Our "code" was that you had to laugh off the punishment, just the opposite of this case. That was a lot better for a number of reasons.
A lot of schools don't have dress codes to enforce... This one did. Either way is fine, but if you have a dress code, you need to set an expectation with students... and this school is doing just that.
Just because you think this, doesn’t make it true. You obviously don’t work in public education.
Just because you think this, doesn’t make it true. You obviously don’t work in public education.
That is correct. I don't work in public education. I have, however, been an expert witness in several proceedings around public schools and their policies.
LOL. I remember wearing "hot pants" to school at age 17 in 1971 https://www.pinterest.com/pin/338895940683295933/-- and, btw, those were considered to be okay by my high school administration. I also, even at the advanced age of 65, see nothing wrong with her outfit (although I do agree that kids should follow school rules).
I wore mini-skirts rather than hot pants (raided my mom's closet, lol) in the mid-70's. And it was deemed perfectly fine. But kids should follow the rules, yes. And clothing manufacturers should make clothes in a variety of lengths, too. All I see in the stores are booty shorts, crop tops, etc. these days.
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