School policy, dont wear anything that will cause an argument or dispute during or after class, but did this fourteen year old boy break that policy? Heres evidence why he didn't.
The year before this rule came to the school, students would often wear band T-shirts on school grounds that would then cause an argument between the students, disrupting classes and parading the hallways with their disputes. The principal of the school was so nervous for the next year that he set a rule banning all band T-shirts from the school. He didn't bother to see how next years kids would act about band T-shirts and wouldn't give them a chance to prove that they can handle not arguing in the hallways. With the school policy still intact, a student decided he would wear a T-shirt anyway and got suspended when he stepped foot into the school. His T-shirt never broke out an argument or caused a commotion. …show more content…
Both people involved said they were more having a discussion then an argument. They both stated that they were both “very convincing” to each other. People watching what was going on also stated that everyone stopped talking once the bell rang, so class didn't technically start yet. There were two other incidents somewhat similar to the one in algebra class. In spanish class, a student started talking about someone's band T-shirt when that teacher gave him a glare so he stopped. In another class, a student was passing notes throughout the classroom when one got intercepted. The note was a threat to a certain peer saying that they wanted to beat them up after class for wearing a band T-shirt. Even though the threat was made, since the note was intercepted from the classmates, the threat was never made, for the student never received the