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Boy banned from school for Mohawk haircut

Commander CMG

By Commander CMG
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Thanato Perspicacious

Thanato

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I know i ddint say a Mohawk was

Ok then don't compare two completely different things.

A symbol of hate is much different matter then a kid with a mohawk.

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BiffSplitkins
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Good lord, what will all these schools ever do if 80's hairdos ever make a comeback?

Coffey
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I see both sides ont his one. Firstly from the side of the school, if they don't put their foot down somewhere, where does it end?! I remember when all that "Eclipse" clothing was cool and my school

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So the teacher was having a hard time controlling kids in kindergarten? The teacher is blaming a Hair Cut? Perhaps the teacher should be replaced.

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On one hand yes, schools have to draw the line at some point. Rules are rules and enforcement of the rules needs to be consistent especially with kids & youth or things could get out of hand. But I think that it's fair to say that in this case, the excuse that the hair cut was distracting to the other students is what most people have a problem with. Like someone else mentioned, give it a day or two and they would have been over it. You send a girl to school with pigtails in one day and if it isn't a common occurrence with her, it's going to be "distracting" too.

Speaking of which, it's "crazy hair day" at my son's school this Friday. I should start planning...haha

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Ok then don't compare two completely different things.

A symbol of hate is much different matter then a kid with a mohawk.

What i meant was if the kid had a Nazi symbol haircut or Swastika.

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Thanato Perspicacious

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What i meant was if the kid had a Nazi symbol haircut or Swastika.

Then social services would be visiting his parents and he probably would get a haircut.

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Speaking of which, it's "crazy hair day" at my son's school this Friday. I should start planning...haha

I love when schools do that kind of stuff. My daughters love crazy hair days and pajama days.

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Then social services would be visiting his parents and he probably would get a haircut.

Well coolguy says its the student not the haircut. Im saying it does not matter if the kid is good or bad

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Regardless of the perceived level of seriousness of the rule, it important that students learn to follow rules they are under. There are always going to be rules to follow in life. If mommy or daddy fixes the situation so that a rule can be ignored, they better be ready to follow the kid for the rest of his life, because that's what he's going to expect.

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