I guess that's the reality of it.Bevo wrote:
It's not a 'rebel' thing. They call it a "distraction". It's bullshit, but there's nothing you can do about it. Get your hair dyed back and move on. Want to fight 'the power'? You can't, you're a minor.
"perse"
Uh, yeah, she like makes people faint when she touches them. Of course she wouldn't be allowed at school.jsnipy wrote:
Highlights lead to huffing glue.
Seriously, it sounds absurd. Would they have sent Rogue home?
gloves are your friendFlaming_Maniac wrote:
Uh, yeah, she like makes people faint when she touches them. Of course she wouldn't be allowed at school.jsnipy wrote:
Highlights lead to huffing glue.
Seriously, it sounds absurd. Would they have sent Rogue home?
hats are your friendjsnipy wrote:
gloves are your friendFlaming_Maniac wrote:
Uh, yeah, she like makes people faint when she touches them. Of course she wouldn't be allowed at school.jsnipy wrote:
Highlights lead to huffing glue.
Seriously, it sounds absurd. Would they have sent Rogue home?
sunglasses are your friendFlaming_Maniac wrote:
hats are your friendjsnipy wrote:
gloves are your friendFlaming_Maniac wrote:
Uh, yeah, she like makes people faint when she touches them. Of course she wouldn't be allowed at school.
what fucking timezone are you in? its 756am in moscow right now on monday and youre telling me 3 hours ago you got sent home?Laura wrote:
It's Monday, least where I am.SealXo wrote:
why were you at school its sunday
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hahha yeah dont try anything.. jk <3Hurricane2k9 wrote:
I thought you were like in your 20s
hahahaha minors
I don't usually bring books home, especially not today.SplinterStrike wrote:
Just wondering, would you be able get your hands on the school rulebook?
Find the ruling in question and see if you can get around it. Post it here even. I don't see how hair color is offensive and/or inappropriate, seems they chose to make an issue of it just cause.
Straight Edge?=NHB=Shadow wrote:
That sucks, this high school I graduated from in california this year has implemented new strict rules:
1. Girl's can't wear anything that would attract attention to their "cleavage", if so, they are forced to wear a school t shirt until the end of the day(DRESS CODED!)
2. Wearing V-Necks is considered gang-affliated, which follows to:
3. Straight Edge is considered a gang, if seen saying your straight edge you will be sent to the office, just like if you were saying you were in bloodz or cripz they would treat you the same way.
I'm fucking serious, this is my high school that I just graduated from this summer. Place has gone to shit.
Like that in most countries. I would have told the teacher unless as a pupil you are doing something that affects your education and learning of yourself and others around you, your highlight shouldn't have done a thing. The school only done it for public image. Tell your folks or whatever and go straight to the principal and tell him he's a dick.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
How old are you? Because if they'd tell someone to GTFO class for having hair coloured over here.... wow that would be instant lawsuit.
I doubt it was for public image, cause quite literally, a vast majority of students have astonishing hairstyles/cuts.Zombie_Affair wrote:
Like that in most countries. I would have told the teacher unless as a pupil you are doing something that affects your education and learning of yourself and others around you, your highlight shouldn't have done a thing. The school only done it for public image. Tell your folks or whatever and go straight to the principal and tell him he's a dick.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
How old are you? Because if they'd tell someone to GTFO class for having hair coloured over here.... wow that would be instant lawsuit.
/lawyer advice.
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What I would do is:Laura wrote:
I doubt it was for public image, cause quite literally, a vast majority of students have astonishing hairstyles/cuts.Zombie_Affair wrote:
Like that in most countries. I would have told the teacher unless as a pupil you are doing something that affects your education and learning of yourself and others around you, your highlight shouldn't have done a thing. The school only done it for public image. Tell your folks or whatever and go straight to the principal and tell him he's a dick.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
How old are you? Because if they'd tell someone to GTFO class for having hair coloured over here.... wow that would be instant lawsuit.
/lawyer advice.
Unless they were like, I dunno, extra enforcing the rules today. I'll see if any other of my friends got talked to about their hair.
And true, I wasn't disrupting any learning or peace within the classroom. Hell I was looking out the window thinking of more ideas for a technical drawing task when the teacher was like, "You, headmaster's office, now."
Then everyone was like, "Oooooooooo." which is why I particularly don't want to redo my hair because if the prick teachers bust me again, it'l be the same humiliating shit.
And yeah, I was going to call the headmaster an arseface when he sent me home, but I figured I'd leave it there for now.
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Visalia, California, shitty town, i'm glad i'm moving to LA next summerxBlackPantherx wrote:
Where the fuck in California is that?
Our school does have a designated uniform yeah, including summer & winter variants.Zombie_Affair wrote:
What I would do is:Laura wrote:
I doubt it was for public image, cause quite literally, a vast majority of students have astonishing hairstyles/cuts.Zombie_Affair wrote:
Like that in most countries. I would have told the teacher unless as a pupil you are doing something that affects your education and learning of yourself and others around you, your highlight shouldn't have done a thing. The school only done it for public image. Tell your folks or whatever and go straight to the principal and tell him he's a dick.
/lawyer advice.
Unless they were like, I dunno, extra enforcing the rules today. I'll see if any other of my friends got talked to about their hair.
And true, I wasn't disrupting any learning or peace within the classroom. Hell I was looking out the window thinking of more ideas for a technical drawing task when the teacher was like, "You, headmaster's office, now."
Then everyone was like, "Oooooooooo." which is why I particularly don't want to redo my hair because if the prick teachers bust me again, it'l be the same humiliating shit.
And yeah, I was going to call the headmaster an arseface when he sent me home, but I figured I'd leave it there for now.
Go to the principal tomorrow or whatever with the same hairstyle untouched. Tell him you want to review the policy on hair styles. Tell him/her if he/she doesn't stop being a dick you will take this story to the newspaper and humiliate the school. Tell him/her that unless he/she intends to bust everyone on their hair styles that he/she needs to be leniant.
"Hairstyles, in keeping with the concept of Uniform, should tend towards being natural and conservative." Does your school have a whole uniform (IE: Top, pants, specific shoes, socks etc) or just like, a tshirt and you can wear whatever else you want?
Heck, if your school has a student paper or newsletter or something, get them to run a story and get people to petition it.
look out.Laura wrote:
And I hope I'm not friends with any squealers on FB, I just left a massive rant, capslock included.
To be honest, a single highlight is still conservative for me. I went to a privat school (extra strict on everything) and even they had some leniency on hairstyles.Laura wrote:
Our school does have a designated uniform yeah, including summer & winter variants.Zombie_Affair wrote:
What I would do is:Laura wrote:
I doubt it was for public image, cause quite literally, a vast majority of students have astonishing hairstyles/cuts.
Unless they were like, I dunno, extra enforcing the rules today. I'll see if any other of my friends got talked to about their hair.
And true, I wasn't disrupting any learning or peace within the classroom. Hell I was looking out the window thinking of more ideas for a technical drawing task when the teacher was like, "You, headmaster's office, now."
Then everyone was like, "Oooooooooo." which is why I particularly don't want to redo my hair because if the prick teachers bust me again, it'l be the same humiliating shit.
And yeah, I was going to call the headmaster an arseface when he sent me home, but I figured I'd leave it there for now.
Go to the principal tomorrow or whatever with the same hairstyle untouched. Tell him you want to review the policy on hair styles. Tell him/her if he/she doesn't stop being a dick you will take this story to the newspaper and humiliate the school. Tell him/her that unless he/she intends to bust everyone on their hair styles that he/she needs to be leniant.
"Hairstyles, in keeping with the concept of Uniform, should tend towards being natural and conservative." Does your school have a whole uniform (IE: Top, pants, specific shoes, socks etc) or just like, a tshirt and you can wear whatever else you want?
Heck, if your school has a student paper or newsletter or something, get them to run a story and get people to petition it.
And yeah I might go ask for an explanation tomorrow, and possibly threaten him with media, that is if my dad doesn't get to him first.
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yaaa, i heard AUS has a lot of squealers-MetaL* wrote:
look out.Laura wrote:
And I hope I'm not friends with any squealers on FB, I just left a massive rant, capslock included.
