Dear Musicals.Net Posters,

Halloween is almost upon us, so...what do you think of the issue of Minors (Kids whoare 17 and under) wearing Halloween costumes that are too suggestive when they go to school for the annual Halloween party? Do you think that schools ought to enforce a Halloween dress code, even though tartily-dressed moms may complain about "those stupid educators who try to censor expressive kids"? Do you believe that moms and dads who dress too suggestively encourage their kids to follow suit? Do you believe that teachers, some parents, and some older siblings, have a right to be angry with kids, and with parents, who show up on the school grounds looking inappropriate? Should Halloween be celebrated in schools at all, and, for that matter, should ANY holiday get classroom party time?

Feel free to participate in the poll, and to express your thoughts (appropriately, of course), with regards to this issue.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

Halloween shouldn't be celebrated beyond elementry school. After that, it should be more of a neighborhood thing. Whilst I may not have an opinion specificaly on what others wear on Halloween, there probably should be a limit on minors.

The second I saw the heading of this topic on the MDN home sidebar I knew who started it.

This is an issue?

Yes, Halloween isn't really celebrated in high schools. We just either dressed up, or didn't. Otherwise, it was all about the party that night at said person's house with keg....

Jordan...haven't seen ya here in a while! Where ya been hiding yourself man?

On the topic at hand...it's called parenting...more child bearing types should try it sometime.

Here, here! I am proud that my 18 year old daughter that has gone away to college thinks that her friends that want to "dress down" (translation - slutty) for Halloween are acting in a very immature fashion. She wants to get together with a few friends and dress up like a box of M&Ms and party sober. Color me a proud papa.

SBD