Uniforms are being implemented all over the United States to keep children’s volatile minds from going to war over who is the most unique and this Utah school is no exception. Hurricane Middle School suspended a red head for her locks being just too luscious.
A rule in the Washington County School District, which includes Hurricane Middle School, says, “Hair color should be within the spectrum of color that grows naturally.”
“They brought me into the office and told me (my hair) had to be changed by the next day,” MacKay told The Spectrum (of St. George, Utah).
“They told me I could finish my week’s worth (of schoolwork) in the office so nobody could see me,” she added.
But when MacKay wasn’t able to get an appointment at the salon that night, school administrators doubled-down, demanding that MacKay either “go to Walmart and dye it myself” or not return to school, she said. Continue reading