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Throck

(2,520 posts)

8. Called a scholarship.

Reply to demmiblue (Original post)

Sun May 21, 2017, 09:37 AM

May 2017

Her parents should be suing the shit out of the district. School administrators abuse discretionary powers. These are the same idiots who over discipline kids over PopTart guns.

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Dress code, series of events lead to honor roll student's suspension [View all] demmiblue May 2017 OP

Got to be more to the story. mainstreetonce May 2017 #1

There is. Read it. This is a principal on a power trip. pnwmom May 2017 #7

But see, the principal could see that she had breasts. MineralMan May 2017 #2

Anything is possible in NC HAB911 May 2017 #3

It wasn't the half bare shoulders that upset the principal vlyons May 2017 #4

The principal probably had on his polyester suit LakeArenal May 2017 #5

This is the principal: demmiblue May 2017 #6

Um...I can see her shoulders... Aristus May 2017 #12

Called a scholarship. Throck May 2017 #8

Little people with power. Turbineguy May 2017 #9

Body shaming can be harmful to someone this age. lpbk2713 May 2017 #10

Adults in charge are never "made to apologize", only kids are put through that stripping of self lostnfound May 2017 #11

The "issue" here is not her shoulders, it's the size of her breasts. Barack_America May 2017 #13

Large breasts are very difficult to conceal in summer clothes.. LakeArenal May 2017 #15

Teaching attracts bullies. Bullies are pitiful cowards who take out their anger on the weak. McCamy Taylor May 2017 #14

You'd have to eliminate the bullying administrations first. LakeArenal May 2017 #16

The school was right to act as it did Orrex May 2017 #17

Here's the relevant excerpt of the school's dress code, by the way Orrex May 2017 #18