A former Metro student, now in film school in Chicago, and another local Nashville filmmaker have based their entries in a student film contest on the Metro uniform policy, also known as "standard school attire." The 30-second public service announcements, submitted to a free speech and students' rights film competition, are available on YouTube at
http://www.popspalace.org/kidsarentuniform.html
and in a better quality format at
http://gallery.mac.com/stringerhye#100043
http://gallery.mac.com/stringerhye#100080
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As I expected, the school ISS was filled with low income students who received ZEROES for the whole day because they can't afford the proper uniforms. How can this kind of discrimination be allowed to damage the students in a PUBLIC school?
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