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The superintendent of the Paulding County school district in says masks are "a personal choice" and there is "no practical way to enforce a mandate to wear them," which made me wonder about their school dress code. https://twitter.com/Freeyourmindkid/status/1291137066500333571
The handbook's online, so it's easy to look up! https://www.paulding.k12.ga.us/domain/4216
Things this school can enforce:
* Shoulders must be covered, and armholes must be close-fitting.
* Skirts must be no more than 3" from top of kneecap as measured with "a ruler or the width of a 3x5 index card."
* Shoulders must be covered, and armholes must be close-fitting.
* Skirts must be no more than 3" from top of kneecap as measured with "a ruler or the width of a 3x5 index card."
* Shirt tails must be below the belt line even when arms are raised above the head.
Also banned: hats, cleavage, bra straps, bare shoulders, anything your school decides is "gang related."
So yeah THIS FUCKING GUY thinks it's perfectly reasonable to measure girls' skirts with an index card, to ban people from showing their SHOULDERS, and to police "deep-scooped necklines" (i.e., the cleavage of girls with large breasts).
But REQUIRING MASKS is "not practical."
But REQUIRING MASKS is "not practical."
My apologies for not providing the full text of the screenshots in the alt-text area; for those looking for the original text, it's on page 11 of the manual and I did try to provide the highlights in the tweets. https://www.paulding.k12.ga.us/domain/4216
