August 10, 2020
I saw an article the other day
about the Georgia school that suspended a student for taking a picture of the crowded
school hallway, full of unmasked students. School administrators said that they
were unable to enforce a mask mandate.
Kelsey Stiegman, of Seventeen magazine, pointed out that the school district has a dress code about how long shorts must be; that shoulders must be covered; and that one middle school devotes 3 pages of its dress code to leggings.
Why, she asks, can schools take the time to measure how long a girl’s shorts are, and make students abide by a dress code; but can’t make students abide by a mask mandate? Especially when you can tell at a glance who is and who isn’t wearing a mask?
Excellent question.
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