Thread: We don't like the new school tie; our daughter isn't going to school.
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Old 09-11-2009, 13:05   #34
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Re: We don't like the new school tie; our daughter isn't going to school.
Why is this being twisted to make it the school's fault.

It was the parents that chose to take the child out of school, not the school telling the child to stay away

It's a uniform/dress code, I have one at work. If I don't adhere to it then I suffer the cosequences(warning letters, diciplinaries etc).

There are no religeous or health grounds for the girl not to wear a tie, she should just wear it and have done with it. She doesn't have any "rights" in this, and all her parents are doing is creating the impression that rules are not for everyone.
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