Thank you for answering!
broccolichowder wrote:
When I was in high school, we weren't allowed to wear coats in the classroom because they didn't want us to be warm. Because if we were warm, we'd be more likely to fall asleep. We were, however, allowed to wear sweatshirts.
Haha, that actually makes some sense, I tend to doze off sometimes.
EzraS wrote:
Too many people dress too differently for it to matter much. Probably ananything less than a parka in July doesn't matter.
What's strange to me are the people who dress like it's still summer when it's sweater and coat season. And even have their kids running around in just shorts and t-shirt.
I think it's strange how they don't even give off any signs of freezing.
Velcrowalls wrote:
I do too. I don't really judge usually I assume they have some where to go if they keep it on or they are cold.
Too bad I usually stay inside the classroom at all times, haha.
ASPartOfMe wrote:
Wow things have changed.
Somewhat related for gym we had a uniform which was short sleeve shirt and very short pants with the school name on it. If it was above the freezing level (32F 0C) and not raining we went outside, no exceptions.
That sounds harsh, good you made it through at least.
MagicMeerkat wrote:
I used to wear my coat in the classroom back in kindergarten...I was afraid if I put it away I would lose it.
I used to do the same thing with other items, I would take them with me everywhere I went because I looked at them as too precious to leave.
Jacoby wrote:
Well I like in a hot as hell desert so a coat in the classroom is pretty weird now but back home when it was cold you'd walk around and wear your winter coat all the time inside.
When I was younger I tried to wear my winter coat inside, but I weren't allowed to in case I got too used to it so I would have to put on even more clothes to go outside.