Indianapolis Public Schools May Ban Jeans, Grills and Impose Uniform
INDIANAPOLIS — Public school students in the state's largest school district will attend classes in uniform if a dress code recommended by a district task force is adopted.
Indianapolis Public Schools officials will present the proposed guidelines on March 22 at the first of five public meetings. The uniform policy will undergo public review before its adoption, the school said.
Superintendent Eugene White assembled a task force in response to complaints from district officials that students were attending school in excessively baggy pants and revealing shirts....
Dr. David P Murray | 7/16/2009
