The family could just move. Problem solved.

Yes, they do have to follow the dress code.

As if you get some.

You sure are picky with spelling. And either way, a school superindendent's job is to oversee schools. Which she did. So she did do her job (albeit quite bad).

According to the author of this article, one of the problems is actually the dress codes. And I was responding to the article. Soooo.....

Their family could move. Problem solved.

I'm pretty sure men also have certain dress codes they must follow. Guys aren't also allowed to wear short shorts; neither are girls. See? That's fair.

Then why is the author of this article also complaining about the dress codes?

Sometimes, to be happy, we have to sacrifice some freedom.

The parents of those children seem pretty upset. They could move with their children.

But they do have an obligation to follow the rules.

Pretty sure most high school students live with their parents.

Move and switch district then?

They could move.

They may challenge the rules, but not by disobeying them.

Well, she's a superindendant, so overseeing the students is kind of her job... And of course she shouldn't have called them "skanks" however. But the principle is still there: follow the dress codes.

That's me after I nut but she still sucking

Well, that's a fairly well-known trend in the hip hop culture. A lot of male youth, especially black boys, dress like that. It's part of the African-American culture today and it's accepted among them. So I think we have no right to tell them to pull their pants up.

Don't like the dress codes? Change school. Don't whine.