School Board Student Told To Cut His Long Hair Or Wear A Dress

During the meeting, Woodley addressed Superintendent, Dr. J.P. Richardson, claiming during a one on one meeting with him, he gave her 3 options.

“He told me that I could either cut it, braid it and pin it up, or put my grandson in a dress and send him to school, and when prompted my grandson must say he’s a girl,” said Woodley.

Woodley said when she pushed back on the school's dress code, which states that a male student's hair "shouldn't extend past the top of a t-shirt collar," she was given three choices from the district's superintendent.

"And the superintendent then gave me three options. He told me that I could either cut it, braid it and pin it up, or put my grandson in a dress and send him to school, and when prompted, my grandson must say he's a girl," Woodley explained.