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New Look!
Hey Lady Tigers! After 88 days of relaxing under the sun with your tank tops,
short shorts, backless outfits, and tube tops, it's time to put them aside and
wear those classy yet suitable outfits.
For you male Tigers, too bad you have to say good-bye to those super baggy,
comfy jeans of yours.
"Sometimes dress takes away from the learning environment. Kids
sometimes forget that they come to school to seek an education and not to
impress other students," states Mr. Reynaga.
| Tamara McDonald (99) believes differently. "It's too
strict; we should be allowed to wear whatever we want to."
We all have family and friends off campus that we have to chat with during
school hours and to do so we need pagers or cell phone. But if you get caught
with one, the punishment is more deadly than you might be willing to submit to. |
Nice shoulders, but cover them up!
Remember girls, 2 INCHES!
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Confiscated pagers, phones, and Walkmans are turned into the Dean and can
only be returned to parents. So, unless your folks like having to get out of the
car and come into school, don't bring these electronics on campus. Some might
feel the need to protect themselves and their dineros with chains, pocket
knives, etc.
Instead, follow this simple advice:
A. Don't carry so much diņeros
B. Find another way to protect yourself. Take some kick boxing or martial
arts classes.
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Is this a student or a local bartender?
Fortunately, the Dean figured it out.
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Most of us want to express ourselves in some bold way such as
tattoo, for instance. Sorry to say, but tattoos cannot be exposed on campus,
because it may offend or distract others in class who might actually be trying
to learn.
Just bear with Chaffey's dress code; it's not so bad, and it's certainly
better than wearing uniforms. Be a well-dressed Tiger and follow these
guidelines if you want to get on stage that June day with a diploma in hand. |
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