Teacher dress code

[chimmychunger]

So i was thinking today do u think teachers should have a dress code,

 

i say this coz some of my teachers wear really low cut tops

 

and a few that i have seen were G-strings (Thongs) i know this coz they wear their pants low and when they kneel down to plug things in you see it. 

 

I mean im not complaining most of my teachers are hot

 

what do you think about teachers having a dress code

[seabass9990]

I think all teachers should deffinitly have a dress code if the student have one. but if the students dont i guess the same should go for the teachers

[Admire]

So i was thinking today do u think teachers should have a dress code,

 

i say this coz some of my teachers wear really low cut tops

 

and a few that i have seen were G-strings (Thongs) i know this coz they wear their pants low and when they kneel down to plug things in you see it. 

 

I mean im not complaining most of my teachers are hot

 

what do you think about teachers having a dress code

 

No. ;-)

 

 

[chimmychunger]

I think all teachers should deffinitly have a dress code if the student have one. but if the students dont i guess the same should go for the teachers

ye we have to wear uniform here

[Askew]

Whatever they are doing, it sounds like they're doing it damn right.

[ForsakenLive]

They should have, it's not a disco, it's a classroom

[FrozenIpaq]

Teachers do have dress codes - they're expected to dress professionally. It's not a strict dress code like students but there are certain expectations from administration they have to meet.

[LancerBG]

Focus!

[Albatross]

If the students have one, the teachers should too. The last thing I would want to see is someone's ass crack or boob window. Besides, isn't it inappropriate to wear such things around younger students? :blink:

[Tech_Dreamer]

[Admire]

If the students have one, the teachers should too. The last thing I would want to see is someone's ass crack or boob window. Besides, isn't it inappropriate to wear such things around younger students? :blink:

 

If they are hot, then NOOOOOOOO!

If not, then yes

[fringie]

Ever thought the bending over is an invitation?

 

 

 

..I joke please don't get sent to prison .

[Guest]

I dont mind teachers not having a dress code until I see a 70 year old in a thong

[Hidden Orange]

Ever thought the bending over is an invitation?

 

 

 

..I joke please don't get sent to prison .

And... Too late. Sir, we'd like to ask you a few questions about a minor who calls himself "chimmychunger" and frequents a forum called "LinusTechTips". Apparently, he has committed a terrible offence and keeps screaming: "Damn you, fringie!", and we have sources to believe this "fringie" to be you.

 

On-topic: I only know, and this if from what people who have said, a teacher who dresses "inappropriately". The rest are casual and I knew a couple who were business casual dressers - tie, dress shirt, and slacks. 

[Rhyn]

The teachers should have to follow the same dress code rules as the students.  The majority of teachers most likely already do, so that's probably why there isn't a rule directly stating that they need to.  Actually my middle school did make them follow the same code and one of my teachers was cited multiple times, plus what's the point of dressing provocatively, as that's where most of the controversy would come from and not from casual clothing, when you're in front of a classroom full of people who are much younger than you and under the age of consent?  Again middle school teacher, who was a 40 year old woman, in front of a class of 14 year olds all day.  They don't gain anything from this and they only look unprofessional to their coworkers and employers.