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Students have complained about the dress code policy for years while seeking more freedom in their attire. Photo by Katie Lacy.

Students take initiative toward possible dress code changes

Zoe Cloud, Katie Lacy, and Polina Sokolova
October 25, 2021
Walking down the steps of Urban Outfitters, Amanda Tolentino, Brianna Smith, Simran Atwal, Faith Ansaldo and Savannah Prasad reveal the different aspects of dress code broken. Pictured left, Tolentino meets school policy. Smith and Atwal, standing next to Tolentino, fail to satisfy the rules concerning midriff. However, their skirt length complies with guidelines. Students have protested dress code by purposely wearing clothing that fails to meet redundant dress code requirements. Photo by Paulina Solorzano

Enforcement of dress code prompts questions among students

Bianca Castueras, Dianna Chang, Martine Gilbeau, and Paulina Solorzano
September 3, 2019
Assistant principle Mrs. Jennifer Hanks talks to Gabby Barquet about the dress code rules. Photo taken by Missie Caracut.

Students’ face dress code as the school year continues

Missie Caracut, Staff Writer
August 25, 2015
Angela Martires wears tank top to school.

Dress code policy takes away right to bare arms

Lily Jones, Staff Writer
August 25, 2015
Lincoln High School freshmen Michael McCracken and Audrie Wilson wear skirts to school to support freedom of expression among LGBT youth.

Lincoln High School students create ‘Skirt Day’ to honor LGBT expression issues

Desiree Stone, Staff Writer
November 30, 2014
Dress code strikes others as a disgrace

Dress code strikes others as a disgrace

Camelia Coffman, Staff Writer
June 20, 2014
A large clown face was the centerpiece of the homecoming dance. Photo by ARIELLA APPLEBY

Friends ‘clown around’ at the Homecoming dance

October 11, 2012

Administration and students express their views on the dress code

September 15, 2011
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