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kane · 09-13-2005, 09:41 PM

I graduated in 1989 we had a dress code that said no shirts that said anything bad, or had ads for booze, tobacco or drugs. You couldn't wear sleaveless shirts or tank tops. shorts had to be no shorter than 1in above the knee. They enforced it pretty stricktly. there were a lot of girls that got sent home for wearing skirts that were too short.

I live about 5 miles from a high school now and have to drive past it when I go just about anywhere and from time to time I'll be driving by when school just got out. The guys all seem to have baggy ass pants that hang down to their knees and the girls all look like strippers. Many schools are afraid to have a dress code these days because they fear that they will be sued by parents.

It's crazy.

09-13-2005, 09:41 PM
kane Too lazy to set a custom title Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: portland, OR Posts: 20,684	I graduated in 1989 we had a dress code that said no shirts that said anything bad, or had ads for booze, tobacco or drugs. You couldn't wear sleaveless shirts or tank tops. shorts had to be no shorter than 1in above the knee. They enforced it pretty stricktly. there were a lot of girls that got sent home for wearing skirts that were too short. I live about 5 miles from a high school now and have to drive past it when I go just about anywhere and from time to time I'll be driving by when school just got out. The guys all seem to have baggy ass pants that hang down to their knees and the girls all look like strippers. Many schools are afraid to have a dress code these days because they fear that they will be sued by parents. It's crazy.