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To: Mr. Silverback
The first of my two sons entered high school this year and when I saw what the other kids were wearing, I started getting nervous. Many of the kids there (boys) dress like "gangsta rappers" along with necklaces and earrings. So far however, I have been able to keep my son in regular clothing. Hopefully it will last. All I know is I'm glad I don't have daughters. Many of the girls in that high school dress like sluts. It's embarrassing.
16 posted on 11/28/2003 8:34:58 PM PST by SamAdams76 (198.2 (-101.8))
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To: SamAdams76
The first of my two sons entered high school this year and when I saw what the other kids were wearing, I started getting nervous. Many of the kids there (boys) dress like "gangsta rappers" along with necklaces and earrings. So far however, I have been able to keep my son in regular clothing. Hopefully it will last. All I know is I'm glad I don't have daughters. Many of the girls in that high school dress like sluts. It's embarrassing.

Don't public schools have dress codes anymore? My elementary school had a strict dress code, my junior high a stricter one, and my high school had an extraordinarily strict dress code, which even I (I dress EXTREMELY modestly) violated a couple of times by wearing a skirt that was an inch over my knees. If you violated the dress code, you got sent home...no ifs, ands, or buts. Has public school changed THAT much in the last ten years?

I mean, gawd...we couldn't even wear HATS in ANY public school I attended. We couldn't even wear sunglasses on our heads.

21 posted on 11/29/2003 11:41:46 AM PST by Pedantic_Lady
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