Bum Rap

I recall going to school and seeing girls with the word's "Daddy's Girl" written on their butt. Anyone could have taken that the wrong way.. which is in fact a terribly wrong way. Too bad nobody ever told her it's the wrong way. =)

Seriously though most of this is stupid. I don't see why all clothes with words on them must be banned. Juicy on some girls ass doesn't sound too right to me. Sorry people but that IS suggestive. Deal with it. It is. It's also not about the teachers "dan". What about the other students hmmm? I agree about the long hair and such but some of the clothes are entirely too slutty or suggestive.

If you guys took more time to spell correctly you might be taken a bit more seriously. if you stopped wearing slutty clothes and studied more in school your spelling would be better. I blame the rap music.

I think some of this is insane. I understand about provocative sayings on clothing but hollister, abercrombie and fitch, juicy, they are nothing but brands and if these perverted adult teachers think other wise maybe we should requestion who is teaching our children. Boys cutting there hair? Give me a break. That is rediculous and long hair is hurting nothing neither are piercings that is a way to express you're self and as a teenager expression is what they are all about. The more you shelter the kids from wearing or doing what they want the more they are going to. All the administration is asking for is a hole lot of trouble. Great job guys you have you're hands full=)

I don't understand *** like this.
They tell us to do all this and the only so called gift we recieve is this 'education'
To tell you the truth, I learn more from the internet itself than my school.

The only thing I probably have learned from going to school is learning Math.
Counting numbers? Big deal.

We wake up for these guys really early.
We do our homework, at least, most of us.
We have to obey their goddamn rules?

Why can't we have so little as much as keeping OUR hair like we want it?
Why can't we wear what WE want to?
It's not like it's going to stop us.
Since we can still do it like everywhere else?
There just wasting there time on petty ***.
We should have at least SOME rights over ourselfs to do what we want with our clothing, hair, etc.

We do so much for them?
Why can't we get anything else but this 'education'?

I don't think the controlling of hair; and such is so important, in fact, it's really quite petty. Still wearing things that attract guys attention to those parts of the body(and I'm saying this as a guy) makes it even harder to stay pure. I'm not saying it should even be taken to the point of a uniform but there do need to be some set standards, and I think this is one of them.

I have never in my life as a 16 year old girl seen a pair of shorts with "MIKE'S ASS" written on them. Ever.

Whatever happened to freedom? just becuase you have akward religious views against the human body, which is indeed completely natural, doesn't mean you should force it on others. Moreover, it's up the girls wether they want to wear or not, you're not "saving" them from anybody.

I can agree that sometimes teenage girls and boys say wear and do some ridiculous things, but do you really think that by restricting what they wear that badly and going so far as to control hair length will help anything? If public schools are allowed to go that far then I am terrified for the future and glad I graduated high school 3 years ago when no one was so petty. I had a pair of those shorts too.. guess what they said? GIRL SCOUTS. Is that OK sir or is it too provocative? You would be better off making the kids wear uniforms and letting them do whatever the hell they want with their hair. Leave these kids alone, high school is hard enough already without you jackasses involved.

bull crap so what its not class its not fashion ok not a life style emo or prepy a fashion let me spell it for u F A S H I O N so SHUT UP FOR GOD SAKE

I think that it is wrong and kids should be allowed to express themselves as long as they don't go nude or anything of the matter.

Yes! It exploits girls of all ages it should be banned from school .Who wants to read a logo on somebodys behind unless you are a man. But girls in scjool shouldn't be thinking about boys till they get an education and thats the truth . Boys will mess with your education then you get stuck with a baby. He says well i dont want it and leaves your logo butt.

No clothes aren't their only way of expressing themselves but they are a part of who you are. Uniforms are utterly ridiculous. If you think that takes away a kid's ability to rebel then just go ahead and institute it, you'll see guys without their ties or whatever BS or untucked shirts..etc.

Also giving kids uniforms doesnt make them focus any more on school than they did before they were forced to wear uniforms. The talk will always be who's party to go to this weekend or who had sex with who. Bottom line: you're dumb if you think making kids wear uniforms does anything more than remove one thing to talk about while distracting themselves from their so called purpose of being in school. The dedicated kids will still be dedicated and the ones who dont give a ***...still won't give a ***.

If you want your kids to wear things you find appropriate your best bet is to hit values early and convince them- dont indoctrinate them and prevent them from thinking for themselves - that they shouldnt wear this or that for whatever reason.

This is a lil far; just get uniforms if you are going to have so many rules. Parents and students will be easily frustrated by all these limitations, and so someone will push it just to break the rules! No matter what is in fashion anyone at any age will experiment and maybe they'll make mistakes maybe they wont but if you are at school your suppose to focus on education. So these schools should just get uniforms and move on. They won???t be focusing on a negative clothing trend but education (which is what they are supposed to do!) If someone doesn???t like their uniform they will find some way to still express who they no matter their location.