South Hall Middle School no longer requires its 950 students to wear uniforms

South Hall Middle School no longer requires its 950 students to wear uniforms.
The school began last Thursday allowing students to either wear uniforms, a mixture of royal and baby blues, or abide by the district's regular dress code.

Principal Paula Stubbs said she found that she and other administrators were spending too much time patrolling for uniform infractions instead of focusing on important education matters, such as asking a student, "How well did you do on that test?"

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To bad the Jackson County, MS school board doesn't have the brains to go back to a dress code.