Well Slutty Wednesday is a change from dressing like a clown the rest of the week
I hope the spoiled brats learn about dress codes the hard way when they show at at an interview and do not get the job or admitted to a college because they dressed like sluts.
Put them all in uniforms.
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Here in L.A. as I drive into work I play a little game.
“High School girl on her way to school, or streetwalker after a long night out.”
It is sometimes difficult to spot the difference - if there is one.
What sane person allows their 16 year old girl to dress like that?
And the SCHOOL needs to enforce a dress code? The SCHOOL???
I would ask “Where are the parents?” but I know it is more like “Where is the parent?” singular. And the answer would most likely not be one I would want to hear.
TTIUWP!!!!! <./Lazamataz>
I propose the working women of America adopt “Slutty Wednesday” in their workplaces, to show solidarity with these brave students!
I totally agree with this.
The principal should hold a press conference and announce that the dress code is going to be abolished.
After the thunderous applause recedes, then announce mandated uniforms for the girls and shirt/tie for boys.
Also, require the parents to purchase them.
The more ridiculous, the better.
There is a school where I grew up that had such a policy and after 6 months, all violence and dress problems vanished. Boys treated the girls with much more respect as well.
Stuy is one of the most difficult and most selective schools in the country. Public or Private. There is a special exam to get in and only the top 5% are accepted. The demographics are 50% Asian / 42% White / 4% Black / 4% Latino
From my experience, the best and the brightest tend to party the hardest. Most work very hard but many are very talented and don’t need to do much work. Especially when young. In my high school, nearly every single one of the top 10 ranked boys smoked pot pretty much every day. Sex wasn’t in short supply either.
Stuy has some of the highest rates of drug use of any High School. It also has some of the highest SAT scores and acceptances to Ivy League schools.
They complained that Stuyvesant’s dress code is unfair, particularly to well-endowed girls.
Meanwhile, boy students, protesting in solidarity with underdressed female classmates like Greider, complained that school administrators assume they cannot control their raging hormones when they’re in the company of teen-aged babes wearing next to nothing.
Eric Holder, Rahm Emanuel Stuy HS graduates
We had a foster daughter that snuck a pair of daisy dukes to school in her backpack. When we got the call about her attire my wife took a pair of my baggy sweats and red suspenders and had her change in the nurses office. The shorts were disposed of appropriately and she had to buy a new pair of jeans to replace the other ones she had thrown out.
Responsible parents make the difference
Dress is an expression of speech and therefore there are fundamental conflicts between government owned and run schools and the First Amendment.
In private schools there is no such conflict. Dress codes are decided privately between the parent, principal, teachers, and members of the private school’s board of directors.
The “sluts” had a homosexual boy as their leader.
You can still differentiate single women from married women by how they dress in the workplace.
The dress code is very reasonable. These children are just acting out.
And in any event, if this is the best ‘slutty’ dress these kids can imagine, they have a very poor imagination.
Obviously I am too old to know what “Daisy Dukes or wife beaters” are. sob~