Local school rejects girl because of dreadlocks.

[fataIerror]

What a bunch of fvckers. This is in Whitefish, Montana. The school will not allow her to attend because she has dreadlocks and they feel it will distract her from an education and that she might get teased. They might as well not let anyone with acne, glasses, that look funny attend either. Morons like this piss me off.



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[Ender]

Oh well.

Your examples are poorly listed. All of those things cannot be changed, but a hairstyle can.

 

[Red Dawn]

Lanegan, a C and D student who admits she does not particularly enjoy school but still wants to return, says she's as good as expelled.

Probably more interested in smokin da Spliffs than getting an education. Still the frigging school shouldn't be the fashion police.

 

[Wallydraigle]

Didn't read the article, because I just don't care, but all schools have a dress code. That's just how it is, get over it and move on.

 

[Ender]

C and D student? Didn't see that...

Why even bother making a fuss? What's she going to gain by being in a class she does not even like?

She's just going to end up working in McDonalds.

Graduate... pfft. I didn't think you can graduate with a GPA of 2.0 or below.

 

[HappyPuppy]

"Whitefish, Montana, population 38. Today the school board threw a girl with dreadlocks out of school reasoning that her hairstyle would be distracting to her and the teacher. Whitefish, Montana has a one room schoolhouse which could seat as many as 12 students in grades kindergarten to 12. Unfortunately, there was only one student in the district who was attending the school. Now she will have to be home schooled by her great grandmother with whom she lives and the teacher will have to uproot and move to the big city to find another teaching job. The school board is being disbanded and the scholhouse is being sold to a small roaming band of monks who need a place to crash occasionally."

 

[Red Dawn]

, but all schools have a dress code. That's just how it is, get over it and move on.

Maybe in Chawspit Ohio but in Ca they don't...well as long as your ass, tits or johnson isn't hanging out.

 

[CPA]

Zach Morgan, Canada: "Public indecency is one thing, but the schools should have the same rules as to dress as the majority of our society. You must wear a shirt, you must have footwear, you can't show privates. But how are dreadlocks offensive?"



"privates" - funny Canadians

 

[Lucky]

i'd bang her. but first i'd find out what's living inside that hairdo of hers.

 

[Wallydraigle]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

, but all schools have a dress code. That's just how it is, get over it and move on.

Maybe in Chawspit Ohio but in Ca they don't...well as long as your ass, tits or johnson isn't hanging out.

Yeah, you're right. California is just different

 

[Dudd]

So? My school has a policy that you cannot have hair past your shoulders, and no facial hair. It's a private school, so it's not a perfect match, but it's close. Hell, we have to wear ties and sport coats in the winter. If her hair is more important to her than an education, I doubt that she really cares that she's not in school.

 

[Red Dawn]

Yeah, you're right. California is just different

According to uninformed ignoramuses. You really shouldn't listen to them!

 

[fataIerror]

Point being she should not be denied an education.

 

[WinkOsmosis]

How the hell can they kick out a student because they don't like her hair? They even said that it was because it was too unique, and pulled out that BS about how she could be ridiculed. I never saw any rules against uniqueness in my high school code of conduct. I was never suspended either. Texas schools aren't run by fashion police I guess.

 

[DonaldC]

This is going to keep me awake all nite.

 

[DougK62]

We had a similar incident here locally that raised a big fuss with people.

A 6th grade girl wasn't allowed to go to school because she colored her hair in red, white, and blue stripes. This was on 09-11, BTW.

Pretty pathetic if you ask me. Schools in the USA have so many problems it's frightening...

 

[DanFungus]

Originally posted by: lirion

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

, but all schools have a dress code. That's just how it is, get over it and move on.

Maybe in Chawspit Ohio but in Ca they don't...well as long as your ass, tits or johnson isn't hanging out.

Yeah, you're right. California is just different

actually, we do have a dress code at my high school. It's fairly conservative, but that's mostly for shirts...shorts seem to be quite short...

 

[Jugernot]

Well I'd be distracted if I saw insects crawling around her hair! Yes, most aren't like this, but I say a few insects crawling around in a class mates dreadlocks in my econ class last year.... was nasty as hell! The guy NEVER washed his hair.... not once during the semester. He didn't really stink though....

I will never get over seeing white guys with nasty ass dreadlocks...

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: Merkon
C and D student? Didn't see that...

Why even bother making a fuss? What's she going to gain by being in a class she does not even like?

She's just going to end up working in McDonalds.

Graduate... pfft. I didn't think you can graduate with a GPA of 2.0 or below.

Thats a bunch of crap.... I was a C & D student in high school. Its not something i am proud of. However I graduated college with a 3.5 average and I sure dont work at McDucks.

 

[rufruf44]

Originally posted by: Citrix

Originally posted by: Merkon
C and D student? Didn't see that...

Why even bother making a fuss? What's she going to gain by being in a class she does not even like?

She's just going to end up working in McDonalds.

Graduate... pfft. I didn't think you can graduate with a GPA of 2.0 or below.

Thats a bunch of crap.... I was a C & D student in high school. Its not something i am proud of. However I graduated college with a 3.5 average and I sure dont work at McDucks.

But are you the rule or the exception ?

 

Wow! She's a beautiful lady. Nevertheless, I have to say that the given analogy is a weak one for the following reasons: The examples given are natural events, whereas dreadlock is man-made. I see nothing wrong with dressing codes and hair-do. It isn't very pleasant, but there are some things in life that we must suck up to for the better. . . . I don't see how not being allowed to display dreadlock on campus is an infringement of one's right or any essential aspect of one's being. Even our courts have codes pertaining to appearances (i.e., what is not acceptable and what is acceptable).

 

[SuperTool]

Originally posted by: Citrix
Thats a bunch of crap.... I was a C & D student in high school. Its not something i am proud of. However I graduated college with a 3.5 average and I sure dont work at McDucks.

Well, not talking about your individual case, but statistically, your high school education was a waste of taxpayer money.

 

I too agree with Citrix. Although it may not be the norm, I do know of students who performed terribly at high school. Their GPAs were in the 1s. But guess what! They scored really high in SAT and did very well at college.

High school here is a joke. People can even skip it and do well at college. Not that I'm encouraging such, but realistically one scoring low in high school GPA does not mean that they are doomed for McDonald's or its likes.

 

[CantedValve]

Originally posted by: DougK62
We had a similar incident here locally that raised a big fuss with people.

A 6th grade girl wasn't allowed to go to school because she colored her hair in red, white, and blue stripes. This was on 09-11, BTW.

Pretty pathetic if you ask me. Schools in the USA have so many problems it's frightening...

And since they have so many problems, why compound it with distracting things like freaky hair?

 

[tcsenter]

Point being she should not be denied an education.

She isn't, she is denying herself an education:

"She was asked to go home and change her hair on opening day of school this year," House said. "She is welcome back any time when she changes her hair. She's chosen not to come back. We say, as a student she left campus, went home and chose not to return."

I broke the dress code deliberately when I was student, got sent home, too. But I put on more acceptable clothes and they let me back later the same day. Much like I was, she's just doing this for attention.

This 'non-conformity' BS is only deliberate defiance and deviance wrapped in the veneer of 'individuality' and 'free expression'. I know, I was HEAVY into non-conformity stuff when I was 14 or 15; punk bands, piercings, tattoos (long before they became 'fashionable'), and all.

God I was an idiot. I guess it was cool at the time....or at least I thought I was cool. Being cool and merely thinking you're cool are often divergent things.