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To: Gabz
That same policy is in place in our school district as well,but is not always enforced ,as my daughter tells me.

I agree with you on statement about summertime play clothes and you are right about the parents that allow it and the manufacturers wanting to make a buck.
I knew the answer before I asked the question,it was just rhetorical.
166 posted on 02/16/2005 10:08:01 AM PST by Mrs.Nooseman
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To: Mrs.Nooseman

Apparently it is enforced to a certain extent around here. About 2 weeks ago there was a conversation about it at the Moose Lodge, one of the members had gotten a call to either bring her daughter a decent shirt or come get her from school......and she is in High School.

I realized your questions were rhetorical - but it is a subject that drives me crazy. It is also an issue that transcends public vs private school, because it is found everywhere.

Hubby has decided that his wife and daughter are in need of new clothes and so we are going shopping this weekend.......the one place I want to go to is is having their big end of season sale, and so I plan on stocking up on clothes for her for next winter, particularly shirts.....and buy them several sizes too big. Because she has grown a bit over the winter, shirts I bought in September are already too short.

the "Bratz" (little hooker) style is not something either brought into or worn out of this household.


178 posted on 02/16/2005 10:18:00 AM PST by Gabz (Anti-smoker gnatzies...small minds buzzing in your business..............SWAT'EM)
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