12 T-Shirts That Got Kids Kicked Out of Class

When it comes to dress codes, some schools crack down hard on novelty T-shirts. From the funny to the genuinely offensive, here are some shirts that got students busted.
Lady Gaga is gay gay
Anon is untalented, poor, rude and gay!! Everything lady gaga isn’t!
As for the tees. The shirt with the cheerleader and two horses is just sick and will always be wrong. YUCK!!
Gaga is a Madonna wannabe
The horse one is hilarious. And I’m surprised no one is more offended by the kids told to take off their American flag t-shirt.
Now that, that’s complete bullshit.
Wow, some of these i understand why they would ban (the horse shirt), but why would they ban the marching band shirt with evolution on it? are we seriously still that conservative and scared of science? that town is a sad disgrace for education.
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lol, my best friend goes to the .08 school (Livonia Stevenson) and shortly after the kids made a big stink about it being a joke etc, several were killed in a drunk driving accident….
I cant believe number 6, the flag one. If US students (please notice Im not saying American, because america goes from alaska to chile) if any US student feels like wearing their flag at any given time that’s fine, as long as they dont bully other kids for not being from the same country. Plus, I’ll never understand why the US and Canada think the 5th of may is our independance day, it was just one of many battles that happened sometime in this country. We dont even get it as a day off down here, so wtf?!?! That makes the whole t-shirt fact even more absurd, doesn’t it??
I love the .08 one, i cant believe most of these cases, i mean, kids are kids, freedom of speech is freedom of speech, and it’s fiiiine
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Seriously, I would be crazy ticked if I were the parents in that Pepsi shirt one.
I can’t believe the some of the complaining in these comments. The bottom line is that a school has every right and responsibility to restrict students from creating disruptions. Many young people use their right to freedom of speech as a mask to hide the fact that they simply want to create a disturbance. Wanting to cause a stir is normal part of development for kids; it’s the adults who tack on and reinforce the idea that having the “right” to do something makes it okay. In refusing to support the school’s decisions, parents send the message that exercising your “rights” is more important than *doing* what’s right.
There were two bans here I really disagreed with. The first is the Pepsi one…. a bit harsh. (And what the hell are these kids doing, reproducing corporate logos during school time?) The second is the evolution one. That’s just stupid.
I am a teacher in a conservative religious school. Our students wear uniforms, and public schools should follow suit. When we have dress-down days, my word is the final authority on what is/isn’t acceptable attire for school. The First Amendment doesn’t apply to private school students. Nor *should* it apply to minors in public schools, for that matter. The majority of kids under 16 lack the maturity to use their rights responsibly.
And yes, the evolution shirt would be just fine in my 7th grade classroom. In fact, I’d prefer that to the Pepsi one.
Also, I don’t care WHO it was “honoring.” You do NOT send your kid to school in clothing bearing images of weapons. Be a PARENT for heaven’s sake!
I went to Stratford HS, the “victim” of the horse/cheerleader t-shirt. Memorial High make these “underground” shirts every year for the SHS vs MHS game, always offensive, usually sexual…. Some people got really into the rivalry. This one in particular got a lot of media attention.
Sometimes I wonder what goes through the mind of these people and what exactly made them so paranoid and depraved of humour.
And there’s people actually wondering why the world sees America as uptight…
DUDE is no one else pissed that the kids wearing the American flag shirts were kicked out?
Wtf.
I’m more pissed that these schools felt they could just remove students because they didnt agree with their form of expression. IF one wants to pay tribute to ones country or a deceased friend the school should keep its opinions to itself.
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Shirt #3, the Pepsi one, that kid was suspended from school?? Really?? Be serious. I think some of these school administrators are very confused as to where to draw the line of their authority. It’s not a Nazi death camp; it’s high school. If that were my kid, that school would hear from me. That is so ridiculous.