
JANESVILLE (WKOW) -- Janesville's school district will start enforcing a dress code for teachers.
The school board approved the new rules Tuesday. Teachers won't be able to wear jeans, shorts, flip-flops or jogging suits. They also can't wear clothes that are provocative, ragged or that allow undergarments to be visible.
Exceptions are allowed on school spirit days, casual Fridays and extremely hot days. Physical-education teachers and maintenance workers are exempt.
The new dress code will go into effect July 1.
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