Title: 25 Completely Unfair But Still Enforced School Rules
Headings: 25 Completely Unfair But Still Enforced School Rules
25 Completely Unfair But Still Enforced School Rules
Writing as a Punishment
Good Grades
Facial Hair
Dodge Ball
10-Minute Mile
School Uniforms
Don’t Forget to Smile
Number Cubes
Red Ink
Flamin’ Hot Cheetos
Ketchup
Holidays
Tardiness
Missing School
Snacks in Class
Silent Study Halls
Yoga Pants
Multicolored Hair
Cell Phones
Best Friends
Chewing Gum
Five Minutes Between Classes
Bake Sales
Exposed Shoulders
Limited Bathroom Breaks
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Content: If a student is caught with this spicy snack, it will be immediately confiscated. 15
Ketchup
https://metro.co.uk/2011/10/12/tomato-ketchup-banned-in-primary-schools-in-france-181893/
For many Americans, ketchup is a staple condiment in the majority of family households. This is why it’s so shocking to hear that France banned ketchup in their primary schools except when it is served with french fries, which is usually served to students once a week. School officials announced the reason behind the ban was to help keep the younger generation interested in traditional cuisine
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Holidays
https://brightside.me/wonder-curiosities/10-bizarre-school-rules-from-all-over-the-world-402810/
There is something so magical about the holiday season. All the lights, decorations, and warm atmospheres make for a feel-good time of year. However, some school districts have decided not to partake in the holiday season in an effort to stay completely neutral. Even certain Christmas colors like red and green are purposely not used during the winter season to avoid offending anyone. 13
Tardiness
https://www.educationnext.org/do-schools-begin-too-early/
A nationally representative dataset recorded that the average start time for most schools in the nation is 8:00 a.m. That means most students are waking up no later than 5:30 a.m. to ensure that they have enough time to get ready, eat breakfast, and head to school. If a student is running late, they could face consequences. If someone is tardy too frequently, or more than a specific number of times, they might get expelled.