this is what the school said. aubrey isd has a dress code to follow. the dress code which has been in place for over a decade installs pride and levels the playing field for students to allow them to focus on learning. that is from the superintendent. this is the argument from leslie and others. we have our rules, you follow them or you go stay home. >> this is ridiculous, bill. here is where we have come. that principal has no concept of analogy if she is comparing students in the dress code and the military and the uniform that armed service members wear. there are dress codes. but we lost common sense. it is ridiculous to separate children in the such small boxes that expression, something we want children to carry out within reason, is being taken away. to support our soldiers has a bigger message and it is that these children are standing up for principles.