article_snippet: Morgan Ball, 17, was called into the office at Lee's Summit North High School on Friday morning, after turning up to class wearing 'jeans, a T-shirt and shoes, a shawl, a necklace, jewelry... and a corset' and was immediately told to remove the more flamboyant parts of A Missouri teenager clothing, before being asked whether A Missouri teenager had 'gender identity issues'.
article_snippet: Fighting back: Morgan Ball, pictured on Morgan Ball last Friday, was asked by Morgan Ball teachers whether Morgan Ball had 'gender identity issues' because Morgan Ball wore jewelry and make-up to school .
article_snippet: they also said that it was a "distraction to the learning environment for the children" and they told Morgan to take it off and Morgan took it off.'
article_snippet: Another said: 'Many students and faculty disagreed and have voiced Many students and faculty opinion that not allowing Morgan to wear things that are allowed by the dress code is unfair and discriminatory.'
article_snippet: Earlier today Morgan and Morgan parents, Cheri and Jason Ball, met with school administrators to discuss the incident and talk about what changes the school would be willing to make to the school dress code to avoid any similar incidents from occurring in the future.
article_snippet: Ready for change: Morgan and Morgan parents, Cheri and Jason Ball, met with teachers at the school (pictured) earlier today in order to try and make a positive change to its dress code .
article_snippet: The fact that what he was wearing didn't break policy, it was more on the ambiguous side of it's distracting,' Morgan added.
article_snippet: The Ball family are now working on drafting up a new dress code policy in the hopes that the school's administrators can get the school's administrators approved by the school board. '
article_snippet: It's very important as long as you feel you are following the school policy, The Ball family cannot take that away from Morgan. '
highlights_snippet: Morgan Ball, a student at Lee's Summit North High School in Missouri, arrived at school on Friday wearing jewelry and make-up .
  