If you look at the kindergartner's picture shown at the link in the original post, I do not see anything distracting or disturbing about it. Now if it was slicked up and made to stand stiffly, or rolled into spikes and colored in neon, then I can see how the hair could be a problem.
Hairstyle like his as shown in the picture is not really unique, I've seen them around and they do not offer the distraction as other types of hairstyles. Of note in the article, the mom has apparently allowed this hairstyle for her son at least three times despite being warned, so I can understand how this would be viewed by the school as a problem of non-compliance.
- Ceicei
Hairstyle like his as shown in the picture is not really unique, I've seen them around and they do not offer the distraction as other types of hairstyles. Of note in the article, the mom has apparently allowed this hairstyle for her son at least three times despite being warned, so I can understand how this would be viewed by the school as a problem of non-compliance.
- Ceicei