Why Schools Make You Tuck In Your Shirt

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[praxitas]

Wow I'm sure he was relieved to pull the shotgun out of his arse

 

[TOE]

That is the reason why over-baggy pants were enforced in out school and metal detectors were installed.

 

[Shai]

So the Josh must be arms free.

 

[darthviper107]

Heh, they're banning colors.


Ah well, I don't care, I graduated already so it doesn't matter to me anymore.

 

[EVILFACE]

Lets see him walk down the hall with all that ^^^^ in his pants lol.

 

[Reinhardt]

Lets see him walk down the hall with all that ^^^^ in his pants lol.

THAT would be a sight to see.

 

[Fives]

lol, reminds me of mad max 3.

 

[Kuzeh]

Hilarious...
how about banning the use of guns to civilians?...
Stupid double standards...

 

[nash]

So the Josh must be arms free.

 

[uscmhicks]

When he pulled out the shotgun I was like wtf !.
He would of been walking around with a limp with that there though.

 

[CelticPredator]

Hahaha! Whaada doosh.

Funniest video all day.

 

[Cocoboloboy]

Pretty scary actually. I feel sorry for the kids and teachers that have to deal with that stuff on a daily basis.

 

[Zoolander]

thats some major firepower to be carrying around in your trousers

 

[The Mike]

Thankfully its not that bad at my school site. Although we did make the kids turn to uniforms, are banning solid red and solid blue from anything including belts and shoes due to gang color issues and even still one student was found with a 3 foot machete in his backpack last year to "defend" himself on his way home because he was being bullied. Everyday is an adventure as a teacher.

 

[creecher]

Now that makes it obvious why he rattled when he walked, and why he was so happy to see everyone.

 

[The Ween]

Thankfully its not that bad at my school site. Although we did make the kids turn to uniforms, are banning solid red and solid blue from anything including belts and shoes due to gang color issues and even still one student was found with a 3 foot machete in his backpack last year to "defend" himself on his way home because he was being bullied. Everyday is an adventure as a teacher.

It's too bad more school systems don't go to uniforms. Our school put it out to the public about doing it and there was a big stink. Between the welfare people saying the school system would have to pay for the uniforms (which wouldn't be actually uniforms, just certain color pants and shirts, etc.) to parents who felt it infringed on their kids' freedom of speech, they had to drop it. They did ban cellphones, hoodies, sweatshirts with pockets in the front, colored scarves, and they can't wear their coats during school.

And maybe it's just me, but I HATE seeing 5 year olds with spikey mohawks at school!

 

[CelticPredator]

^^^^ uniforms. I want to wear whatever I want. If I want to wear my awesome Joker shirt...(which I did) I will. No one should stop me.

 

[The Craw]

i only carry one gun in my pants.

 

[The Mike]

The way that uniforms work is that if the school mandates that they have to wear the school uniform then they have to provide it. If they say its a white polo and navy pants and they can buy the school's version or provide their own then the parents have to provide it. If a parent cannot afford it, then the school is forced to issue one complete set of uniform clothes to the family under our district policies which we have a good number of families on. There is always an opt out policy but the parents have to apply and prove that it'd infringe on their student's religious standings, etc before approval.

We don't regulate hairstyles and outerwear to a degree and since moving to uniforms many of our students have used their hair as their individuality marker. I have currently three girls with pink stripes, one boy with words shaved into his head that change every few weeks and a girl with multicolored braids. Not to mention the girls layering vests, etc and adding buttons and such to their uniforms.

Kids always find a way to make things their own and blur the lines. At the beginning of the year I had a few students with Joker buttons on their uniform shirts.