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Wake County Schools May Change Dress Code

Wake County Schools May Change Dress Code

New dress code for Wake County Schools might be coming soon!

Female Wake County students may no longer have to worry about whether their shorts are too short or their shoulder straps are too thin to pass muster at school.

The Wake County school system is looking at emulating the student dress code used in Portland, Ore., which has drawn praise from some women’s groups for being less biased against girls. If the Portland dress code is adopted, Wake students would get more freedom in choosing what they wear to school, such as bare-midriff tops, tank tops, strapless shirts, spaghetti straps and shorts that some might say are too short. Read more via newsobserver.com.

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