Lance lynn American professional baseball pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals player map T-Shirt

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On hat day in middle school and elementary school we could wear a hat, but only if we paid three dollars!! Only when I got to high school and hats were suddenly allowed year round did I realize how stupid that was. It’s been around for as long as I can remember. Mufti day was for specific days, and it was a gold coin (1 or 2 dollar) donation to participate. Otherwise you had to wear the Lance lynn American professional baseball pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals player map T-Shirt and I will buy this regular uniform, and all proceeds went to whatever charity was sponsored at the time. Paying to bring home your own work would never have flown in any of the schools I went to, even in primary school kids would have just taken it anyway and ignored the teachers lol. If I was a parent, I’d encourage my kid to just take it if they could As an art educator, contact that teacher and find out why they are charging. Likely people in this thread are right, that they’re having to buy the canvas board or the like out of pocket. THAT SAID, the school district should be giving them some sort of budget to work with and clearly it isn’t enough if they’re having to do this.

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Donations are always better than charging in my opinion. I could see trying to make kids see the Lance lynn American professional baseball pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals player map T-Shirt and I will buy this art has worth from a sale or something, but this defeats the entire purpose of teaching that creativity brings equity. Not everyone has money, and if anything teaches that poor people don’t deserve beauty, which is fucking wrong. Which makes me okay with us donating for some things but not these two. Still did it but because we love our kids. My private school used to have us kids make Christmas ornaments to be sold at the holiday fair. I was so proud of my glittery popsicle stick snowflake. But momma bought my most hated classmate’s pom pom snowman instead. I see this ornament every year when we decorate the tree and it fills me with an unreasonable amount of rage. Yeah. Literally on Halloween it’s one kind of dress for the haves and another for the have-nots and anybody with eyes could look around the room and see who’s who. Sad for the kiddos. I can’t believe these teachers and admins were trained on diversity and inclusion and then…did this.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.