The poster is an attempt to be more relatable to students using a bit of humor to send a message about the importance of the school dress code which includes rules about the length of shorts of skirts, the width of shirt straps and no midriffs or revealing tops. The poster, which had a photo and cartoons attached, claimed that girls who came to school “looking pretty cute” made boys see them as “meat, and it’s distracting.” It went on to say that boys would “make lousy grades” as a result, but the girls “end up with one of them anyways because he thought you looked HOT!” 
 
 It suggested that the distractions posed by a girl left a boy “underemployed because he learned nothing in school,” leaving the girl to support him. When Adams first saw the poster a couple days ago, she took a pen and wrote on the bottom, “So it’s the girls fault, right? “I think they were trying to be funny but they just went about it all wrong,” Adams said. Adams said she approached the librarian who put up the poster, but she declined to remove it, saying that Adams was the only person who took offense. #DRHSfeminism #Feminism pic.twitter.com/LIj6JfK1U1 — Alissa Adams (@Teen_Girl4Jesus) April 27, 2016 
 
 “Hanging of the poster was inappropriate and very poor judgment on behalf of the librarian,” school spokeswoman Irene Mahoney Paige said in a statement. “It is not reflective of the spirit and community of Desert Ridge High School or the Gilbert Public Schools District.” 
 
 School officials said they had no idea who created the poster, only that the librarian put it up after she found it lying around. A spokesperson for Desert Ridge says the sign was taken down as soon as administrators were alerted to the concern.
– An Arizona high school had to apologize this week for what some say was an alarmingly sexist poster hung in the school library, ABC News reports. The poster, illustrated with cartoons, states girls who dress "pretty cute" will only be seen as "meat" by boys, who will be distracted and get bad grades. Girls will end up with these dumb boys anyway because "he thought you looked HOT" but will have to support them because they won't be able to get a job. “I don’t get offended easily, but this definitely crossed the line for me,” senior Alissa Adams says. She complained to the librarian who put the poster up but was ignored. Adams tells KNXV that by the end of the day, most of her class was angry about the poster. It was taken down Thursday after another student complained to the principal. “Hanging of the poster was inappropriate and very poor judgment on behalf of the librarian,” ABC quotes a Desert Ridge High School spokesperson as saying. “I think they were trying to be funny but they just went about it all wrong,” Adams tells KNXV. The poster was made at the school, KSAZ reports. But the school claims it doesn't know who made it, and the librarian just "found it lying around."