The decision on what changes need to be made to the St. Johns County Schools' dress code within its Student Code of Conduct will no longer have a deadline of June 8.
Closed-door meeting to discuss SJC school dress code postponed
15-member committee comprised of district leaders, principals, deans, parents & students were to meet Thursday afternoon
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – After widespread backlash over enforcement of its dress code and the controversial editing of female student yearbook photos, the St. Johns County School District formed a committee to discuss an overhaul of that key portion of the student code of conduct.
The committee, which includes four district-level personnel, three principals, two deans, one licensed mental health counselor, two parents and three students, was scheduled to hold a closed-door meeting Thursday afternoon.