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Sakred_Winter · 09-20-2005, 10:23 PM

I have the same rights of any adult. I've been a "legalized" adult since Sept. 2. Second, the responsibility of the school is not to oppress, discriminate, or favor any specific group of people. One of the main jobs of the school is to support individuality in a child, not conform it, while teaching us what we need to do to get on in the world. The school shouldn't just ban that culture and tell us all that is a bad decision and you shouldn't do it just because THEY don't like it.
Like it or not, they are a public school system and still must obey the rights of anyone. If the look isn't hurting someone, or just being vulgar or slutty..You know, just being creative instead of trying to follow the dress code society tries to set for us, then it should be tolerated in school.

09-20-2005, 10:23 PM	#37
Sakred_Winter Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Bloomfield Posts: 30	I have the same rights of any adult. I've been a "legalized" adult since Sept. 2. Second, the responsibility of the school is not to oppress, discriminate, or favor any specific group of people. One of the main jobs of the school is to support individuality in a child, not conform it, while teaching us what we need to do to get on in the world. The school shouldn't just ban that culture and tell us all that is a bad decision and you shouldn't do it just because THEY don't like it. Like it or not, they are a public school system and still must obey the rights of anyone. If the look isn't hurting someone, or just being vulgar or slutty..You know, just being creative instead of trying to follow the dress code society tries to set for us, then it should be tolerated in school.