Originally posted by: Xiety
Originally posted by: toy4x4
Basically it says you can not go around looking like a fuggin idiot. The sunglass/hat part is interesting though.
why is that interesting? I have never seen a H.S. that allowed sunglasses/hats to be worn inside the building.
Originally posted by: digitalsm
Originally posted by: halik
since when do public schools have a dress code? I'm from europe also and when i came over my sophmore year in highschool i never had any problems with my clothes
Ever since the mid 1990s. Not uniforms, but they place restrictions on stuff life hair color, piercings, saggy pants, some even require shirts that are "too long" to be tucked in.
As for holes in pants, Im sure that a new rule to prevent "excessive exposure of skin" by females.
Originally posted by: digitalsm
Originally posted by: halik
since when do public schools have a dress code? I'm from europe also and when i came over my sophmore year in highschool i never had any problems with my clothes
Ever since the mid 1990s. Not uniforms, but they place restrictions on stuff like hair color, piercings, saggy pants, some even require shirts that are "too long" to be tucked in.
As for holes in pants, Im sure that a new rule to prevent "excessive exposure of skin" by females.
Originally posted by: halik
Originally posted by: digitalsm
Originally posted by: halik
since when do public schools have a dress code? I'm from europe also and when i came over my sophmore year in highschool i never had any problems with my clothes
Ever since the mid 1990s. Not uniforms, but they place restrictions on stuff like hair color, piercings, saggy pants, some even require shirts that are "too long" to be tucked in.
As for holes in pants, Im sure that a new rule to prevent "excessive exposure of skin" by females.
umm i gruaduated highschool in '02,
there was something analogous to "dress code" for women which beasically meant no skanks/skin
Originally posted by: Xiety
By the way, why Texas man? I hope you like George W. Bush and even if you don't, do NOT, I repeat: DO NOT talk about it. Get ready for some culture shock
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Xiety
By the way, why Texas man? I hope you like George W. Bush and even if you don't, do NOT, I repeat: DO NOT talk about it. Get ready for some culture shock
Good suggestion, because if he does, one of us Texans will surely knock him upside the head with a lead pipe.
Originally posted by: Xiety
By the way, why Texas man? I hope you like George W. Bush and even if you don't, do NOT, I repeat: DO NOT talk about it. Get ready for some culture shock
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
Originally posted by: Xiety
By the way, why Texas man? I hope you like George W. Bush and even if you don't, do NOT, I repeat: DO NOT talk about it. Get ready for some culture shock
Well, I don´t like him at all
I shouldn´t mention it?
Well, I wouldn´t want a hole bunch of armed and angry texascowboys after me
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
I´m going to Frisco, TX(suburban area 25 miles north of Dallas) as a exchange student.
The school I´ll attend to, Centennial High School and I don´t like what I read in the dresscode the have there.
http://www.friscoisd.org/back/dresscode.htm
Look at the Secondary Dress Code:
The following statements serve as guidelines for areas where doubt might prevail:
? ?Sagging pants? are not allowed. Jeans, slacks, shorts, and all other pants must be worn at or about the waist at all times.
? Inappropriate exercise clothing will not be allowed without an appropriate covering garment.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
? Sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, and other headwear are not to be brought into the building.
? Hairstyles or unnatural hair colors that, in the judgment of the school principal, cause a disruption of the educational environment are not allowed.
? Clothing should be worn for the purpose for which it was designed. No undergarments or pajamas are to be worn as outerwear. Houseshoes are not permitted.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
Would they prohibit me from wearing goodlooking jeans, with kneecapholes?
And what about this:
? Earrings are permissible. All other visible body-piercing jewelry or ornaments are prohibited.
Ain´t I allowed to have a toungepiercing? Will they force me to remove it?
I´m getting a bit worried.
No way I´m giving up my piercing, and I´m used to be able to wear whatever I want. Don´t want to give up my style of clothing either...
I´m getting a bit worried.
Could someone please tell me if the dress code is strict or if they doesn´t really care so much about it at school.
I'm worried about your reading comprehension. On the other hand, you'll probably fit right in.
Originally posted by: toy4x4
Originally posted by: Xiety
Originally posted by: toy4x4
Basically it says you can not go around looking like a fuggin idiot. The sunglass/hat part is interesting though.
why is that interesting? I have never seen a H.S. that allowed sunglasses/hats to be worn inside the building.
High School?? Hell, figured that was a college.
Originally posted by: Xiety
Originally posted by: toy4x4
Originally posted by: Xiety
Originally posted by: toy4x4
Basically it says you can not go around looking like a fuggin idiot. The sunglass/hat part is interesting though.
why is that interesting? I have never seen a H.S. that allowed sunglasses/hats to be worn inside the building.
High School?? Hell, figured that was a college.
LoL, what fvckin college did you go to? Here in Virginia Tech, I can go to class in boxers with a hat and sunglass and nobody will say sh!t.
Originally posted by: Beattie
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
HAHAHAHAHA
He's just pointing out the bolded text that says "visible body-piercing" and the fact you are worried about your tounge piercing...that really isn't visible.Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
I´m going to Frisco, TX(suburban area 25 miles north of Dallas) as a exchange student.
The school I´ll attend to, Centennial High School and I don´t like what I read in the dresscode the have there.
http://www.friscoisd.org/back/dresscode.htm
Look at the Secondary Dress Code:
The following statements serve as guidelines for areas where doubt might prevail:
? ?Sagging pants? are not allowed. Jeans, slacks, shorts, and all other pants must be worn at or about the waist at all times.
? Inappropriate exercise clothing will not be allowed without an appropriate covering garment.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
? Sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, and other headwear are not to be brought into the building.
? Hairstyles or unnatural hair colors that, in the judgment of the school principal, cause a disruption of the educational environment are not allowed.
? Clothing should be worn for the purpose for which it was designed. No undergarments or pajamas are to be worn as outerwear. Houseshoes are not permitted.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
Would they prohibit me from wearing goodlooking jeans, with kneecapholes?
And what about this:
? Earrings are permissible. All other visible body-piercing jewelry or ornaments are prohibited.
Ain´t I allowed to have a toungepiercing? Will they force me to remove it?
I´m getting a bit worried.
No way I´m giving up my piercing, and I´m used to be able to wear whatever I want. Don´t want to give up my style of clothing either...
I´m getting a bit worried.
Could someone please tell me if the dress code is strict or if they doesn´t really care so much about it at school.
I'm worried about your reading comprehension. On the other hand, you'll probably fit right in.
Why? I don´t think I´m that bad in speaking/writing/understanding English?
Couldn´t you tell me what I missunderstood in the text instead of posting comments like that?
Originally posted by: PanzerIV
Just find clothes you like that conform to the dress code. You aren't going to change their minds or be considered special because you aren't from TX. When in Rome do as the Romans...even if you don't like it.
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
I´m going to Frisco, TX(suburban area 25 miles north of Dallas) as a exchange student.
The school I´ll attend to, Centennial High School and I don´t like what I read in the dresscode the have there.
http://www.friscoisd.org/back/dresscode.htm
Look at the Secondary Dress Code:
The following statements serve as guidelines for areas where doubt might prevail:
? ?Sagging pants? are not allowed. Jeans, slacks, shorts, and all other pants must be worn at or about the waist at all times. - This was implemented when i was in high school
? Inappropriate exercise clothing will not be allowed without an appropriate covering garment.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted. -
This I dont really remember being a problem in high school
? Sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, and other headwear are not to be brought into the building.
? Hairstyles or unnatural hair colors that, in the judgment of the school principal, cause a disruption of the educational environment are not allowed. This was kinda lax up to a point... i.e. green was not permitted but an unusual shade of red or such was allowed.
? Clothing should be worn for the purpose for which it was designed. No undergarments or pajamas are to be worn as outerwear. Houseshoes are not permitted. I remember girls wearing their pajama bottoms but usually when we only had a half-day of school.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most. I like this...this is the worst fashion faux pas EVAR....
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
Would they prohibit me from wearing goodlooking jeans, with kneecapholes? Question should read: WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO WEAR JEANS with kneecap holes?
And what about this:
? Earrings are permissible. All other visible body-piercing jewelry or ornaments are prohibited.
Wow they are gonna allow guys to wear ear rings this was a no no where I went to school.
Ain´t I allowed to have a toungepiercing? Will they force me to remove it?
I´m getting a bit worried.
No way I´m giving up my piercing, and I´m used to be able to wear whatever I want. Don´t want to give up my style of clothing either...
I´m getting a bit worried.
Could someone please tell me if the dress code is strict or if they doesn´t really care so much about it at school.
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
Originally posted by: Beattie
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
HAHAHAHAHA
Well, tell me what you think is good looking clothing then?
Edit: Maybe american and european fashion has nothing in common?
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
Originally posted by: Beattie
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
HAHAHAHAHA
Well, tell me what you think is good looking clothing then?
Edit: Maybe american and european fashion has nothing in common?
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
I´m going to Frisco, TX(suburban area 25 miles north of Dallas) as a exchange student.
The school I´ll attend to, Centennial High School and I don´t like what I read in the dresscode the have there.
http://www.friscoisd.org/back/dresscode.htm
Look at the Secondary Dress Code:
The following statements serve as guidelines for areas where doubt might prevail:
? ?Sagging pants? are not allowed. Jeans, slacks, shorts, and all other pants must be worn at or about the waist at all times.
? Inappropriate exercise clothing will not be allowed without an appropriate covering garment.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
? Sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, and other headwear are not to be brought into the building.
? Hairstyles or unnatural hair colors that, in the judgment of the school principal, cause a disruption of the educational environment are not allowed.
? Clothing should be worn for the purpose for which it was designed. No undergarments or pajamas are to be worn as outerwear. Houseshoes are not permitted.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
Would they prohibit me from wearing goodlooking jeans, with kneecapholes?
And what about this:
? Earrings are permissible. All other visible body-piercing jewelry or ornaments are prohibited.
Ain´t I allowed to have a toungepiercing? Will they force me to remove it?
I´m getting a bit worried.
No way I´m giving up my piercing, and I´m used to be able to wear whatever I want. Don´t want to give up my style of clothing either...
I´m getting a bit worried.
Could someone please tell me if the dress code is strict or if they doesn´t really care so much about it at school.
I'm worried about your reading comprehension. On the other hand, you'll probably fit right in.
Why? I don´t think I´m that bad in speaking/writing/understanding English?
Couldn´t you tell me what I missunderstood in the text instead of posting comments like that?
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: Knarkarplanka
I´m going to Frisco, TX(suburban area 25 miles north of Dallas) as a exchange student.
The school I´ll attend to, Centennial High School and I don´t like what I read in the dresscode the have there.
http://www.friscoisd.org/back/dresscode.htm
Look at the Secondary Dress Code:
The following statements serve as guidelines for areas where doubt might prevail:
? ?Sagging pants? are not allowed. Jeans, slacks, shorts, and all other pants must be worn at or about the waist at all times.
? Inappropriate exercise clothing will not be allowed without an appropriate covering garment.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
? Sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, and other headwear are not to be brought into the building.
? Hairstyles or unnatural hair colors that, in the judgment of the school principal, cause a disruption of the educational environment are not allowed.
? Clothing should be worn for the purpose for which it was designed. No undergarments or pajamas are to be worn as outerwear. Houseshoes are not permitted.
? Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, or pants with holes are not permitted.
This part I dislikes the most.
Most of the European designers make clothing that´s supposed to look torned and worn in.
And holes by the kneecaps is nothing but fashionable.
Would they prohibit me from wearing goodlooking jeans, with kneecapholes?
And what about this:
? Earrings are permissible. All other visible body-piercing jewelry or ornaments are prohibited.
Ain´t I allowed to have a toungepiercing? Will they force me to remove it?
I´m getting a bit worried.
No way I´m giving up my piercing, and I´m used to be able to wear whatever I want. Don´t want to give up my style of clothing either...
I´m getting a bit worried.
Could someone please tell me if the dress code is strict or if they doesn´t really care so much about it at school.
I'm worried about your reading comprehension. On the other hand, you'll probably fit right in.
Why? I don´t think I´m that bad in speaking/writing/understanding English?
Couldn´t you tell me what I missunderstood in the text instead of posting comments like that?
Sorry. I was pointing out that it says visible piercings. A tongue piercing shouldn't qualify for that since it's not visible unless you open your mouth.