If they're going to do it, they should do it somewhere else, not in public. It's just not needed. She's not going back. It's encouraging sexual promiscuity, it has to be. Those kids are getting turned on.
Professional dancers have a different take.
And if we stop doing that, then we're really in trouble. Then there's the historical perspective. And their kids were just appalled, absolutely mortified. So I think it's all rather cyclical. As schools look to the fall, administrators are tackling the issue in different ways.