Tennessee School Initiates Suspension For Students With Saggy Pants According to recent reports, a high school in Bolivar, Tennessee has come under fire after ordering two high school seniors to spend 48 hours in jail. Why? They violated the districts dress code with their saggy pants. The two students were part of a group of four involved in the incident. They were charged with exposure back in November. After that point, the students received multiple warnings. The schools dress code specifies that pants must be worn to the waistline, specifically banning low slung, baggy-legged or bell-bottom pants. Students are also expected to dress in a neat and modest manner. According to resource officer William Hoyle, the students continued to defy the school dress code, and raised concerns among parents and faculty for the impact the exposure would have on the younger students. The environment is already bad, and it aint gonna get any better if the older kids dont try to show the younger kids anything, Hoyle told reporters. Questions still remain as to whether the two students deserved jail time for their actions. What do you think? Do you support this school districts policies? 