Dress Code �
General Principles
�Acceptable if regulation is reasonably intended to accomplish a constitutionally permissible objective.
�Student must prove regulation was �wholly arbitrary� to win in court.
�Possible concern: privacy right inherent in child rearing. (Griswold
v. Connecticut, 381 U.S. 479 (1965)).
�General rule �
Regulation of student dress usually
upheld unless fundamental constitutional
right implicated.