And it would be an entirely different wardrobe if you went to T-shirts with no logos. But Middle School principal Thomas Whittle disagrees. It seems like there's gonna be a debate here. Kids are gonna wear what they want because their parents are gonna buy it. Whittle, a Vietnam veteran and county preacher, admitted that children at the primary school level might not need such a strict dress code to enhance better behavior.
People lose focus.
We're here to educate children. We're not here to dress them and that sort of thing. That message needs to go out to the community. Whatever we adopt should be applicable at all levels. That way, they grow up with it.