FACT: Only people who are not capable of logical thinking think that how students wear their hair has anything to do with how they dress.
FACT: The authorities are ignorant, bigoted a**holes who don't know the meaning of logical thinking. I was more logical than that lot when I was in primary school.
In my school we did not suspend students for dress code violations. We gave them a stern warning and an in-school suspension for a second violation. We didn't care about hair styles.
All in all...your just another brick in the wall.
When I was in middle school, it was against the rules for students to have any "unnatural" hair colors. A group of my friends and I all dyed our hair, thinking they wouldn't suspend us all... there were probably 20 of us who showed up on the same day with green or blue hair. Sure enough, they did. I was one of the lucky ones in that mine was washable and the principal gave me the option of washing it out and just getting a two-day in-school suspension or going home for at least a week.
Despite the fact that I was a royal pain in the rear as a teen, the principal indulged me and he and I had a lengthy discussion about the policy and why it existed. He said it was because the colored hair was a distraction in class... that people were focusing on the hair and not the lesson. In some situations, it was people talking about how awesome the color was. In others, the kids were getting bullied and picked on for being "freaks" or "punks" or whatever. I asked him if bluejeans all of a sudden became a different thing for kids to wear, if he would ban jeans at school. He said he would. In my infinite teen wisdom, I knew the the argument was over. The guy had clearly lost his mind. Banning blue jeans. lol But, as an adult, I get it. Kids need to be focusing on the lesson, not talking about other students, not causing an uproar. Classes are only 50 minutes long. If a teacher loses only five minutes to hulabaloo about hair, the kids have missed out on 10% of their instruction time... over hair. That is ridiculous.
No...hair should not be considrered part of the dress code. Hair is physically part of a person while clothing is an acessory.
In my High School, denom and blue jeans were strictly forbidden. Hair style was never a consideration for code, but it didn't stop teachers and such from commenting on it.
All in all my what is just another brick in the wall? That can't be the Pink Floyd song you are referring to, because when you insert the missing word(s) it would not fit in with the tune.
It has everything to do with it.
Who cares if you are in uniform if you have a Mohawk reaching to heaven dyed bright fuschia. THINK WOMAN. Also heavy weird makeup and tattoos speak volumes regarding your ability to be a professional person who knows how to use good judgment when realizing how you are perceived by others.
Or not. Go to another school. There are plenty of schools, I'm sure you can find one that is "progressive" and lets you look like a screaming idiot if you choose.
Wait, does this mean that a teenager DIDN’T know everything? LOLOLOLOLOLOL!
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