Dress Code Is Dumb

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Dress code is dumb. Dress code is a policy that is held in every school that everyone has to follow or there will be consequence .In my opinion to the dress code policy ,i think it should be removed from our particular school ,IECHS. I mean ,we have college classes and we should be allowed to wear anything ,just like in regular college.Infinity early college high school should have more privileges than any other school ,but it should be to where it’s fair. Many students don't have the appropriate clothes because they have money problems . Teachers need to think about others and agree on a policy that everyone can follow .We all do have one life and we should be able to enjoy that with the way we dress in some way .We students go to school

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