Can you have a beard at 14?

Can a teen grow a beard? Yes. But you may have to be patient if you want to grow one. Depending on how thick your facial hair is, it could take up to two or three months before a beard grows in fully.

Is it OK to have stubble?

If you’re not prepared to maintain your stubble, don’t bother growing it because it’ll simply end up looking messy. If you often have adverse reactions to regular shaving, stubble could be your ideal option. If it’s coming in patchy and simply looks a bit bare, a clean-shaven look may be a better option.

Are students allowed to wear hair that draws undue attention?

The handbook states students not dress in a manner that “ creates distraction, draws undue attention, or detracts from the educational environment.” Specifically , hair that draws “undue attention” is not allowed. However, my question is: Has the administration asked the students if we find the color of our classmates’ hair distracting?

Can I dye my hair as a student?

According to our school’s handbook, we are unable to dye our hair a color which would “not be found naturally in humans.” The handbook states students not dress in a manner that “ creates distraction, draws undue attention, or detracts from the educational environment.” Specifically, hair that draws “undue attention” is not allowed.

Do beards have anything to do with learning?

Principal Tony Kane agreed that beards have little to do with learning, but also compared them to Nazi tattoos, which seems like a pretty long bow to draw. “The petitioners argued that facial hair does not have anything to do with learning, and that is true enough.

Should BSM allow students to dye their hair any color they want?

As a student who has dyed her hair pink, blue, and green over the past summer, I strongly feel as though BSM should allow their students to dye their hair any color they desire. According to our school’s handbook, we are unable to dye our hair a color which would “not be found naturally in humans.”