The difference between what Seaholm and Groves students wear is extremely different. I take the bus over at Seaholm for my 4th hour class and right when i step foot into the school, i notice a completely different atmosphere. In the halls, girls walk by with skirts that my eyes can barely see and the boys, which seem to have a bit more difficulty, walk by with pants dragging to the floor. Seaholm students don't seem to mind how much they expose, or maybe they don't even notice, but one thing is for sure; the school definitely does not enforce a dress code at all. When Halloween came around i couldn't believe the outfits the girls at Seaholm had put together! First i saw a girl with a nurse outfit walk by with a tiny t-shirt and a barely there skirt. The next one i saw was a pirates outfit with a tiny skirt and a miniature tank top with a bra peeking out. I mean why wear an outfit if your going to go to school dressed like that? Go out with some lingerie, it won't be that much different. At Groves however, i barely saw any skin or anything i didn't want to see. They were actual Halloween outfits, not tiny pieces of fabric sewn together and called an outfit. It's funny though that Seaholm doesn't seem to enforce a dress code of any kind at all, and Groves is way too strict with their dress code. Can't we find a middle? I just find it interesting how differently Seaholm students dress then the Groves students.
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Everything Luciana said about Seaholm and Groves is true. Walking into Seaholm is like walking into a whole new invironment. Dont you think two schools with the same rules should look alike when you walk in the door? The dress code enforcement between the two schools it polar opposites. Girls at Seaholm wear short skirts, leggings, tiny tops, shorts, and hats with no problem. At Groves we would get a detention for wearing shorts even if they were long enough. Some of the girls there are so trashy and it really should be taken care of. Groves should lay off their strict rules and let kids wear what they want.
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