A new school dress code banning jeans and hoodies, among other restrictions, is sparking a debate on social media.
Social media feeds in Forney are buzzing this summer about changes for the next school year..
"I may be a little young to understand what professionalism means right now," a girl is heard saying in a video produced by Forney ISD,The most significant changes include no hoodies -- or any clothing with hoods inside the buildings; -- and dresses, skirts and skorts are allowed only through fourth grade. The school district calls the plan"Back for the Future.
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