nds76
07-04-2005, 1:24pm
Teachers are expected to bear long days, challenging students and demanding parents. Now, apparently, some teachers are baring too much of themselves. School boards and superintendents increasingly are pursuing dress codes for teachers. At issue is the same kind of questionable attire most often associated with students- skimpy tops, short skirts, flip flops and jeans.
Bill Scharffe is Director of Bylaws and Policy Services for the Michigan Association of School Boards. He says there's an impression that more teachers these days are dressing relaxed or sloppy.
Scharffe is a former director of school personnel. He says teachers set the example, and he once sent home a teacher whose beltbuckle featured a marijuana leaf.
http://www.wlns.com/Global/story.asp?S=3553026
Bill Scharffe is Director of Bylaws and Policy Services for the Michigan Association of School Boards. He says there's an impression that more teachers these days are dressing relaxed or sloppy.
Scharffe is a former director of school personnel. He says teachers set the example, and he once sent home a teacher whose beltbuckle featured a marijuana leaf.
http://www.wlns.com/Global/story.asp?S=3553026