Principal: child MUST shave off military-style haircut...

[Missourian]

“We were told that we had to either cut his hair or he could not return to school,” she said.

Amy tried to explain to the principal that her son’s haircut was meant to emulate his older brother [a soldier in the U.S. Army]. But her explanation was dismissed and the principal demanded that the boy’s hair be “in compliance with our rules.”​

So the mother complied, but not before bringing the matter to the attention of the local press. The article forced a response from the Warren County School District...

“Neither Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary, nor any school in Warren County School District, prohibits military haircuts,” the statement declares.

Well, someone at the district office might want to clue in the principal -- because according to her email – military style haircuts are clearly against the rules.

It’s a pretty sad state of affairs in McMinnville – especially when you take into account that Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary School is named after a local war hero [Medal of Honor receipient Navy Corpsman David Robert “Bobby” Ray].

School named after war hero forces child to shave off military-style haircut Fox News​

 

[TooTall]

“We were told that we had to either cut his hair or he could not return to school,” she said.

Amy tried to explain to the principal that her son’s haircut was meant to emulate his older brother [a soldier in the U.S. Army]. But her explanation was dismissed and the principal demanded that the boy’s hair be “in compliance with our rules.”​

So the mother complied, but not before bringing the matter to the attention of the local press. The article forced a response from the Warren County School District...

“Neither Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary, nor any school in Warren County School District, prohibits military haircuts,” the statement declares.

Well, someone at the district office might want to clue in the principal -- because according to her email – military style haircuts are clearly against the rules.

It’s a pretty sad state of affairs in McMinnville – especially when you take into account that Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary School is named after a local war hero [Medal of Honor receipient Navy Corpsman David Robert “Bobby” Ray].

School named after war hero forces child to shave off military-style haircut Fox News​

When I was in the USAF our regulation haircut was a crew cut. How do you cut off a crew cut other than shave your head bald?

 

[Hossfly]

“We were told that we had to either cut his hair or he could not return to school,” she said.

Amy tried to explain to the principal that her son’s haircut was meant to emulate his older brother [a soldier in the U.S. Army]. But her explanation was dismissed and the principal demanded that the boy’s hair be “in compliance with our rules.”​

So the mother complied, but not before bringing the matter to the attention of the local press. The article forced a response from the Warren County School District...

“Neither Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary, nor any school in Warren County School District, prohibits military haircuts,” the statement declares.

Well, someone at the district office might want to clue in the principal -- because according to her email – military style haircuts are clearly against the rules.

It’s a pretty sad state of affairs in McMinnville – especially when you take into account that Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary School is named after a local war hero [Medal of Honor receipient Navy Corpsman David Robert “Bobby” Ray].

School named after war hero forces child to shave off military-style haircut Fox News​

Progressive Liberal pukes running and teaching in educational institutions in America need to be shuffled out the door and go teach in Russia.

 

[konradv]

When I was in the USAF our regulation haircut was a crew cut. How do you cut off a crew cut other than shave your head bald?

Too bad we can't read the whole article. I was thinking the same thing. After a military cut, what's left to cut off?

 

[whitehall]

Boys can wear dresses and use the girls restroom but a freaking haircut offends the administration? Surely we are in the end times.

 

[Missourian]

When I was in the USAF our regulation haircut was a crew cut. How do you cut off a crew cut other than shave your head bald?

That's exactly what the principal, Monti Hillis, forced the child to do...have the high & tight military haircut shaved to bald if the child was to be allowed to return to school.

 

[Missourian]

When I was in the USAF our regulation haircut was a crew cut. How do you cut off a crew cut other than shave your head bald?

Too bad we can't read the whole article. I was thinking the same thing. After a military cut, what's left to cut off?

Why can't you read the article? Is the link not working?

It worked for me, but here it is again, JIC.

School named after war hero forces child to shave off military-style haircut Fox News

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Boys can wear dresses and use the girls restroom but a freaking haircut offends the administration? Surely we are in the end times.

Man no kidding, it's ridiculous. I hate progressives.

 

[konradv]

Why can't you read the article? Is the link not working? It worked for me, but here it is again, JIC.
School named after war hero forces child to shave off military-style haircut Fox News

Thank you for posting this link. It's different from the one in the OP. There it just gave a teaser and then said to read the rest a subscription was necessary.

 

[Missourian]

Picture of the offending haircut:

 

[gallantwarrior]

I wonder whether this freaking moron of a principle realizes that many, many military members shave their heads because it's so much easier to maintain when living in adverse conditions?

 

[gallantwarrior]

Picture of the offending haircut:

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That actually looks more like the Mohawk cut favored by libtards who allow their brats to choose their own style.

 

[Porker]

Picture of the offending haircut:

View attachment 38611​

Looks like a Chuck Liddell haircut to me. Shit, people playing football have been wearing that haircut since the 1930s.

 

[Gracie]

Lets see the back of his head. Does he have a braided tail hanging down? Looks like a wannabee mohawk to me and not so military in my opinion.

 

[TooTall]

When I was in the USAF our regulation haircut was a crew cut. How do you cut off a crew cut other than shave your head bald?

Too bad we can't read the whole article. I was thinking the same thing. After a military cut, what's left to cut off?

Why can't you read the article? Is the link not working?

It worked for me, but here it is again, JIC.

School named after war hero forces child to shave off military-style haircut Fox News

I didn't read the article, but after I did I think someone needs to be fired for this outrage!

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Picture of the offending haircut:

View attachment 38611​

I like it.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Lets see the back of his head. Does he have a braided tail hanging down? Looks like a wannabee mohawk to me and not so military in my opinion.

That's the high and tight haircut.

 

[gallantwarrior]

Lets see the back of his head. Does he have a braided tail hanging down? Looks like a wannabee mohawk to me and not so military in my opinion.

That's the high and tight haircut.

Any way you look at it, it looks like it would be easy to maintain and keep clean. A damp wash clothe would take adequate care of cleanliness. Kids that age can use all the simplicity possible.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Picture of the offending haircut:

View attachment 38611​

That actually looks more like the Mohawk cut favored by libtards who allow their brats to choose their own style.

Nope, that's the high and tight.

high and tight haircut - Google Search

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Lets see the back of his head. Does he have a braided tail hanging down? Looks like a wannabee mohawk to me and not so military in my opinion.

That's the high and tight haircut.

Any way you look at it, it looks like it would be easy to maintain and keep clean. A damp wash clothe would take adequate care of cleanliness. Kids that age can use all the simplicity possible.

Yep, and that's pretty much the point. My son still keeps his that way, not quite as short but close.