Silent Judgment

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Jan 20
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Submitted Anonymously

What is the dress code at GISS? While GISS may not have an official dress code, there is somewhat of an unspoken set of rules. For example... jeans or PJ pants only (maybe the occasional black leggings). No rain boots or snow boots; better options are sneakers, Uggs, cool leather boots, etc. While these opinions may be unspoken, they are real. If you don’t fit into these categories, you may not be a real high school student.

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