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Jessica
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Thank you for choosing just answer
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To answer your question:
Step 1 should be to contact the school administrator and set up a meeting with them
Lawyerlady, Expert
Explain your child’s situation and see if they are willing to make an exception
Lawyerlady, Expert
If that does not work, unfortunately you do not have legal recourse in this situation. Meaning the school is permitted to set up rules for a dance. And as long as they are applying the rules to every person in the school, that is their right to do so
Lawyerlady, Expert
you can also contact the school district if the individual school doesn’t want to cooperate with you
Lawyerlady, Expert
The concept remains the same
Lawyerlady, Expert
unfortunately, they are allowed to set up those standards
Lawyerlady, Expert
Essentially they are setting up rules and the students can either follow them or choose not to attend. Now as I said, you can always try to have a meeting with them. You could also consider consulting a lawyer about a possible gender discrimination suit. But in my legal opinion I do not think that is a strong case
Lawyerlady, Expert
I am so sorry this is occurring. I’m sorry I could not provide more positive news
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thank you very much and I wish you the best of luck. Thank you for using just answer
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Of course! Anytime