If it's policy than she should abide by it ... or change schools. Meanwhile she can work to have it changed if it is important to her.
Here is BHISD school policy and here is young Jabez Oates. Should he cut his hair or is policy, as his mom contends, "sexist and outdated"?pic.twitter.com/HuQYQwK8kN
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My oldest son had long hair for a decade. If it is clean I really don't care. His hair looked like this boy's. Beautiful hair!
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It's definitely sexist and outdated. Many children of color have expressive haircuts that would violate this as well.
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Are we still having these stories? We remember these in the 70s.
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I would think there's more pressing matters to focus on than some kid's hair length. Be thankful he's showing up to school.
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Chances are you can find old yearbook photos of some teachers & admin with hair that long as students.
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I think her mom must be taken to a Psychologist instead of judging the policy.
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