Editorial ...
GO RAYS!
:mrt:
Lots of Kids and Teens are into it and
showing their spirit, and my gosh! Who
can ever think of the Addy-lanta Braves?
(Atlanta Braves) they didn't suspend or
expel their students for wearing mohawks!
My son even wore Mohawks (we have Braves
fans here too) and attended School, however,
since he loves the color black - and had worn
it for years, and suddenly the School restricted
him from wearing all Black to twice a week? (Well,
not just him, but it applied to other students,
and on only certain days of the week) - they didn't
start wearing "all black" until M.I.B movie came out.
(That is Men In Black) - and sunglasses were super
cool back then too!
*groans*
Was it disruptive in class? Absolutely NOT! But the
School System seemed to think so!
AND YET - it was fine for a girl to dye her hair in pink,
aqua, blue, or any hair shades that a woman can buy
off the shelves of any store, but yet if a boy dyed their
hair outside of their hair coloring - it meant trouble?
Well - there was a revolt on that! Especially when
California Surfers became a "hottie" (Holister), and
guys were going "bleached blonds" ... la ditty dah dah.
Trends are Trends - School System needs to get back
to reality.
My gosh, if there were a Time Warp Machine - I'd be in
SERIOUS and CRITICAL trouble! Picture me wearing
clogs, hip pants with bell bottoms, halters, and choker
necklaces and headbands, and all the hippie Era works
and not to mention leather, leather, leather... Cool and
Far out dude!
:rock:
Was it ever disruptive in class? D'uh no!
Were there handicap / disabled people in class? D'uh yes!
So what was the problem? Nothing!
And the issue? School System Gone Wild!
Making mountains out of molehills!
(Another waste of taxpayers money amounting to
a mound of rotten eggs)
NOW ----> on the other end, regarding other issues, like
cell phones, for example, that is understandable and needs
to be regulated.
I think the School System needs to also need to step back
in time while also stepping ahead to the future at the same
time - like the old southern adage goes, "if ain't broke, don't
be 'a'messin' wit' it!"
Conclusion of the "Editioral Post" ... by Brainy.
They should just leave the kid alone. This is just a poor attempt to iron fist ruling the school. It never works well, and just causes unnecessary problems.
