High school principal who established a dress code for PARENTS defends her decision, saying she was fed up with moms in see-through shirts and is determined to set a good example for her students
Daily Mail
April 27, 2019
James Madison High School principal Carlotta Outley Brown made headlines in early April after parent Joselyn Lewis publicly complained that she had been refused access to the school's campus in Houston, Texas, while attempting to enroll her daughter because she was wearing a t-shirt dress and a headscarf.
The complaint prompted Brown to formalize a dress code for parents, which banned adornments including hair bonnets, shower caps and hair rollers, as well as prohibiting clothing, such as low-cut tops, leggings, excessively torn jeans, sagging pants and Daisy Dukes.
Critics said the dress code is classist and insulting.
'I felt the need to enact the dress code because it was an educational environment, a place of learning,' Brown told Inside Edition in an interview that aired Friday. 'When anyone walks in, we have impressionable children and we have to model what we want them to know and learn.
EDITOR’S NOTE: I hope Brown gets no interference from the superintendent or the school board, and that despite the criticism she sticks to her guns.
3 comments:
The entire HISD is about to be taken over by the state. The district is a shithole and I don't think it can be saved.
What if they really are whores? Shouldn't they be allowed to advertise?
When I was in high school mini skirts were in style. 3 inches above the knee was all that was allowed and teachers stalked the lean long legged girls with rulers. Those same teachers would shit a brick today if they saw what students were wearing.
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