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BEVERLY MASSIE said she was concerned about getting a dress code approved, especially for the warm months at the beginning of school, since “fashions are brief.”
Norton said dress had become a problem during late spring in Warren County Schools. “We had more trouble* this past year in Warren County, especially among the junior high school students. You know, these peek-a-boos and bare midriffs. I finally had to tell a parent ‘Your daughter is maturing and she’s becoming a distraction,”’ Norton said.
A dress code needs to be drafted and published so the students would be sure and know it, Beverly Massie said. “Oh, they know it,” Arthlinda Quaintance said. “But they conveniently forget it,” Beverly Massie said.
T.A. Fleetwood, assistant superintendent, explained public law 93-80, regarding the availability of student records. “Category One” information, such as name, address, phone number, grades and educational progress, must
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