"I'll be a high school drop out before I change the way I dress"...

[BluesClues]

Your tangenial posts make no sense whatsoever.
I live a pretty conventional and normal life so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. However, what I do know is I'm not the one going to school, dressing like a female.

His behavior, in regards to his dress, is disruptive to the learning environment, further demonstrated by the fact that it has gotten the unjustified attention it has thus far.

Bottom line is that he can be as gay as he wants...Whatever. That I don't give 2 shits about. What I have an issue with is the fact that he should not be exempt from rules that would apply to any other student.

Ok, so let me put it like this. If his clothing style is seen as disruptive, then would a kid who wore bright and shiny clothing with all types of glitter and florescent colors be disruptive too? I mean if I sat behind someone and every time the light hit their clothes it would hurt my eyes, I would be disrupted. Would everyone be in a rush to kick them out of school as well?
Or what about a kid who has bad hygiene (I've been around a few) and everyday they came to school smelling like sweat, dirt, and booty hole, would they be threatened to be kicked out?

[TSiFTW]

Ok, so let me put it like this. If his clothing style is seen as disruptive, then would a kid who wore bright and shiny clothing with all types of glitter and florescent colors be disruptive too? I mean if I sat behind someone and every time the light hit their clothes it would hurt my eyes, I would be disrupted. Would everyone be in a rush to kick them out of school as well?
Or what about a kid who has bad hygiene (I've been around a few) and everyday they came to school smelling like sweat, dirt, and booty hole, would they be threatened to be kicked out?

They would at the school my step son goes to. They have this thing called a DRESS CODE and PERSONAL HYGIENE rules.