When my school starts, we wont even be able to wear shorts.

not a new one.

i was going to say yes but then i realized I'm not in high school anymore. HA

Ugh, don't even get me started on the dress code at my old school. If I could have one person in the world killed it would be Ms. Rosoff for putting me through so much crap for no reason in middle school about my clothes. I hate her so much.

We had like, so Big Johnson shirts, and no butt cracks.

There was this rumor late in the year about all these strict dress codes...but, just a rumor. As far as what already is the dress code, we can't wear tank tops where the straps are less then three fingers held together width and for shorts your hands must touch the bottom when you hold them straight down. Alas, there is no such thing as these types of shorts. Or they're gae. Either one. Whatever I've never had a problem with the dress code cause I'm a good gurlz lol

At my school we have a dress code that isn't very strict. I don't even think it would be implied very well inless soomeone were to wear something very extreme.

thats the wonderful thing about college.

i hated my high school dress code.

When I graduated in 03, everybody got excited because we could wear flip flops. Also we had to wear ID cards all day.

We have uniforms so..... :(

Our dress code sucks ****ing ass.

All shirts have to have collars and no jeans. And it's probably gonna get worse.

Not that I know of, but my school is annoying, someone will come in to school with the f word on their shirt, then a girl will come into school with flip flops and they'll go "oMg you EVIL PERSON YOU CAN'T WEAR FLIP FLOPS! GO TO THE OFFICE YOU TROUBLEMAKER!"

Ugh, don't even get me started on the dress code at my old school. If I could have one person in the world killed it would be Ms. Rosoff for putting me through so much crap for no reason in middle school about my clothes. I hate her so much.
THE FORMAT?!?!? YOU WIN AT LIFE.

Anyway. Yeah. There was a rumor that they were banning white tshirts because of the song and the gang connection, but I dont think that was true. But our dress code is strict enough...We can't wear certain color combinations because of gang stuff...We can't do things that favor one side of our body. Once, they designed our homecoming tshirts with a five pointed crown and had to take back every single shirt they sold because a 5 pointed crown is a gang symbol. We're all about the gangs.

we have to wear ID badges every day, and if you don't they'll give you a sticker with your name on it that you have to wear for the rest of the day and charge you a dollar for it. they enforced it this past semester. i only forgot mine four times, but i cheated once and saved a sticker i'd been issued weeks earlier and wore it on a day i forgot my ID. they write the date on them but only check to see that you have the sticker without looking at the date on it. so i only got charged $3.

we have to wear ID badges every day, and if you don't they'll give you a sticker with your name on it that you have to wear for the rest of the day and charge you a dollar for it. they enforced it this past semester. i only forgot mine four times, but i cheated once and saved a sticker i'd been issued weeks earlier and wore it on a day i forgot my ID. they write the date on them but only check to see that you have the sticker without looking at the date on it. so i only got charged $3.
Oh yeah we have to start doing that too this year.

Not that I know of, but my school is annoying, someone will come in to school with the f word on their shirt, then a girl will come into school with flip flops and they'll go "oMg you EVIL PERSON YOU CAN'T WEAR FLIP FLOPS! GO TO THE OFFICE YOU TROUBLEMAKER!"
ahaha yeah that's how it's always been :rofl: Stupid authoritive figures don't know anything...

When I was in High School, girls were still wearing shorts down to the knee's that looked like boy shorts, and tank tops had not even come in style yet. The only thing revealing was those sleeveless shirts girls use to wear with the buttons and the collar, but they were allowed.