At our workplace we had an individual with long hair, dyed with tints of green and pink. "They" also wore nailpolish.
I wonder if anyone said 'You are not welcome' to the person?
Probably not. Should this kind of dress code be allowed in school though - I dunno.
Is it stated in the dress code policy not to wear nail polish? Did parents accept it? Is it acceptable to put that clause as per constitution?
As long as they are good teachers that resonate with the kids it doesn’t matter.
All good questions - most school policies will say things like hair must be neat, but who determines what's neat - that's very subjective.
I just wonder where you draw the line... do you even have to draw a line
Yes.. can one come naked? Can one bring a snake along? What about cheetah? or a skunk? All good questions and need to be tested in ConCourt.
Strawman overload...
It's from IOL, what's the point in reading it?
What about brown hair with blonde highlights? Would you prefer schools to have prescribed hairstyles for teachers?
The teachers had the same rules, you can't have a teacher do what they want and then expect the students to follow the rules
My teachers at the lower grades wore uniform (blue dresses and black shoes...all female). However, things changed as we moved higher up the grades. But they were allowed hairstyles of their choice I think.
If it doesnt impede the student/scolars learning, and lends itself to their sense of self worth, self esteem and self confidence, all of which play a crucial part in a persons learning ability, then it should be accepted.
