Do teachers need a "Proper Attire 101"?

[glatt]

When I was in first grade, we had a relatively young teacher. She was probably 25 or so. One day, while we were supposed to be coloring our pictures or working on writing sheets or something, she took the opportunity to cut paper in one of those guillotine paper cutters at the front of our class. As she would bend over to work the lever, her boobs kept hanging out of her blouse. She must not have been wearing a bra. (It was the 70s.) While she didn't notice, I did. I watched for a while, until one of the girls in the class went up to her to warn her that her chest was hanging out. To this day, I can't remember what I was supposed to be working on, but I do remember seeing her breasts. So, clearly, an underdressed teacher is a distraction. A dirty, filthy distraction.

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

So do those that make $xxx.

Ooooh, yeah! Gotta watch out for those types! You should see me in my $10.00 imported silk suit from Paris - an Episcopalian thrift shop find - and my bad ass attitude from hell at the local city council meetings. I have so much fun!

[SteveDallas]

Originally Posted by glatt

until one of the girls in the class went up to her to warn her that her chest was hanging out.

What a spoilsport!

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by Clodfobble

Oh, and if you're a 50-something creepy social studies teacher in the aforementioned scalloped dress with poofy sleeves, with caked-on makeup that somehow still manages to look wet, don't proudly tell your students that you're still a virgin. You will not, in fact, gain their respect. You will merely gain yourself a slew of vicious pranks and vandalism in your classroom.

Umm, Clod hon, is there something you want to share with the rest of the class?