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When 17-year-old Lizzy Martinez decided not to wear a bra to school, she caused a distraction. She was covered in a long-sleeve shirt, but during class, fellow students became sidetracked by Lizzy’s protruding nipples. However, her school offered a “solution” for the problem that some people didn’t like. According to Florida teen Lizzy Martinez, the situation began when the Dean of Braden River High School, Violeta Velazquez, called her into the office and said that there was a distraction which needed to be addressed. “She told me that I needed to put a shirt on under my long-sleeve shirt to try to tighten my breasts — to constrict them,” Martinez told the Bradenton Herald. “And then she asked me to move around.” Apparently, the second shirt was not enough because Lizzy Martinez was subsequently sent to the nurse’s office, where she was asked to cover her nipples with bandages. The nurse handed the teen girl four Band-Aids, two to cover each nipple. Ultimately, Martinez decided to leave school early, saying she felt uncomfortable and unheard. When Lizzy Martinez told her mother, Kari Knop, that school officials had given her Band-Aids to cover her nipples, Knop said that she slammed the brakes on her car while still in the school parking lot. “I stopped and I looked over at her, and I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you have to be kidding me,'” said Knop, who was upset with the school’s response and not her daughter for going braless. Knop said that she later got in touch with Willie Clark, director of student services for the School District of Manatee County, and that he arranged a meeting with officials at Braden River High School. Knop then met with Clark, the dean, the school nurse, and the principal, Sharon Scarbrough. The meeting, Knop said, was a chance to express her frustration. “We should not treat a girl like this because of where her fat cells decided to distribute genetically,” said Martinez’s mother. “If it was a male dean that asked my daughter to do this, we wouldn’t even be on the phone trying to justify it, therefore we should not be doing it as female deans,” she added. The school district has acknowledged that Braden River could have handled the situation better, but the district said that school officials were only trying to enforce the district’s dress code. The district’s general counsel, Mitchell Teitelbaum, said in a prepared statement: Teitelbaum went on to say that Martinez violated the dress code by dressing in a way that distracted other students and that school officials were only trying to help her fix the violation. However, the dress code does not specifically address or require bras, according to Daily Mail. They never anticipate a need to require it. “You are expected to dress appropriately for school and for the business of learning with proper attention given to personal cleanliness, grooming and neatness,” the district’s Code of Student Conduct states. Meanwhile, Martinez has said that she plans to stop wearing a b

Braless FL Teen’s Protruding Nipples Distract Classmates, School Has One ‘Solution’

497,012 views Apr 8, 2018 When 17-year-old Lizzy Martinez decided not to wear a bra to school, she caused a distraction. She was covered in a long-sleeve shirt, but during class, fellow students became sidetracked by Lizzy’s protruding nipples. However, her school offered a “solution” for the problem that some people didn’t like. According to Florida teen Lizzy Martinez, the situation began when the Dean of Braden River High School, Violeta Velazquez, called her into the office and said that there was a distraction which needed to be addressed. “She told me that I needed to put a shirt on under my long-sleeve shirt to try to tighten my breasts — to constrict them,” Martinez told the Bradenton Herald. “And then she asked me to move around.” Apparently, the second shirt was not enough because Lizzy Martinez was subsequently sent to the nurse’s office, where she was asked to cover her nipples with bandages. The nurse handed the teen girl four Band-Aids, two to cover each nipple. Ultimately, Martinez decided to leave school early, saying she felt uncomfortable and unheard. When Lizzy Martinez told her mother, Kari Knop, that school officials had given her Band-Aids to cover her nipples, Knop said that she slammed the brakes on her car while still in the school parking lot. “I stopped and I looked over at her, and I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you have to be kidding me,'” said Knop, who was upset with the school’s response and not her daughter for going braless. Knop said that she later got in touch with Willie Clark, director of student services for the School District of Manatee County, and that he arranged a meeting with officials at Braden River High School. Knop then met with Clark, the dean, the school nurse, and the principal, Sharon Scarbrough. The meeting, Knop said, was a chance to express her frustration. “We should not treat a girl like this because of where her fat cells decided to distribute genetically,” said Martinez’s mother. “If it was a male dean that asked my daughter to do this, we wouldn’t even be on the phone trying to justify it, therefore we should not be doing it as female deans,” she added. The school district has acknowledged that Braden River could have handled the situation better, but the district said that school officials were only trying to enforce the district’s dress code. The district’s general counsel, Mitchell Teitelbaum, said in a prepared statement: Teitelbaum went on to say that Martinez violated the dress code by dressing in a way that distracted other students and that school officials were only trying to help her fix the violation. However, the dress code does not specifically address or require bras, according to Daily Mail. They never anticipate a need to require it. “You are expected to dress appropriately for school and for the business of learning with proper attention given to personal cleanliness, grooming and neatness,” the district’s Code of Student Conduct states. Meanwhile, Martinez has said that she plans to stop wearing a b … ...more
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When 17-year-old Lizzy Martinez decided not to wear a bra to school, she caused a distraction. She was covered in a long-sleeve shirt, but during class, fellow students became sidetracked by Lizzy’s protruding nipples. However, her school offered a “solution” for the problem that some people didn’t like. According to Florida teen Lizzy Martinez, the situation began when the Dean of Braden River High School, Violeta Velazquez, called her into the office and said that there was a distraction which needed to be addressed. “She told me that I needed to put a shirt on under my long-sleeve shirt to try to tighten my breasts — to constrict them,” Martinez told the Bradenton Herald. “And then she asked me to move around.” Apparently, the second shirt was not enough because Lizzy Martinez was subsequently sent to the nurse’s office, where she was asked to cover her nipples with bandages. The nurse handed the teen girl four Band-Aids, two to cover each nipple. Ultimately, Martinez decided to leave school early, saying she felt uncomfortable and unheard. When Lizzy Martinez told her mother, Kari Knop, that school officials had given her Band-Aids to cover her nipples, Knop said that she slammed the brakes on her car while still in the school parking lot. “I stopped and I looked over at her, and I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you have to be kidding me,'” said Knop, who was upset with the school’s response and not her daughter for going braless. Knop said that she later got in touch with Willie Clark, director of student services for the School District of Manatee County, and that he arranged a meeting with officials at Braden River High School. Knop then met with Clark, the dean, the school nurse, and the principal, Sharon Scarbrough. The meeting, Knop said, was a chance to express her frustration. “We should not treat a girl like this because of where her fat cells decided to distribute genetically,” said Martinez’s mother. “If it was a male dean that asked my daughter to do this, we wouldn’t even be on the phone trying to justify it, therefore we should not be doing it as female deans,” she added. The school district has acknowledged that Braden River could have handled the situation better, but the district said that school officials were only trying to enforce the district’s dress code. The district’s general counsel, Mitchell Teitelbaum, said in a prepared statement: Teitelbaum went on to say that Martinez violated the dress code by dressing in a way that distracted other students and that school officials were only trying to help her fix the violation. However, the dress code does not specifically address or require bras, according to Daily Mail. They never anticipate a need to require it. “You are expected to dress appropriately for school and for the business of learning with proper attention given to personal cleanliness, grooming and neatness,” the district’s Code of Student Conduct states. Meanwhile, Martinez has said that she plans to stop wearing a b

Braless FL Teen’s Protruding Nipples Distract Classmates, School Has One ‘Solution’

497,012 views Apr 8, 2018 When 17-year-old Lizzy Martinez decided not to wear a bra to school, she caused a distraction. She was covered in a long-sleeve shirt, but during class, fellow students became sidetracked by Lizzy’s protruding nipples. However, her school offered a “solution” for the problem that some people didn’t like. According to Florida teen Lizzy Martinez, the situation began when the Dean of Braden River High School, Violeta Velazquez, called her into the office and said that there was a distraction which needed to be addressed. “She told me that I needed to put a shirt on under my long-sleeve shirt to try to tighten my breasts — to constrict them,” Martinez told the Bradenton Herald. “And then she asked me to move around.” Apparently, the second shirt was not enough because Lizzy Martinez was subsequently sent to the nurse’s office, where she was asked to cover her nipples with bandages. The nurse handed the teen girl four Band-Aids, two to cover each nipple. Ultimately, Martinez decided to leave school early, saying she felt uncomfortable and unheard. When Lizzy Martinez told her mother, Kari Knop, that school officials had given her Band-Aids to cover her nipples, Knop said that she slammed the brakes on her car while still in the school parking lot. “I stopped and I looked over at her, and I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you have to be kidding me,'” said Knop, who was upset with the school’s response and not her daughter for going braless. Knop said that she later got in touch with Willie Clark, director of student services for the School District of Manatee County, and that he arranged a meeting with officials at Braden River High School. Knop then met with Clark, the dean, the school nurse, and the principal, Sharon Scarbrough. The meeting, Knop said, was a chance to express her frustration. “We should not treat a girl like this because of where her fat cells decided to distribute genetically,” said Martinez’s mother. “If it was a male dean that asked my daughter to do this, we wouldn’t even be on the phone trying to justify it, therefore we should not be doing it as female deans,” she added. The school district has acknowledged that Braden River could have handled the situation better, but the district said that school officials were only trying to enforce the district’s dress code. The district’s general counsel, Mitchell Teitelbaum, said in a prepared statement: Teitelbaum went on to say that Martinez violated the dress code by dressing in a way that distracted other students and that school officials were only trying to help her fix the violation. However, the dress code does not specifically address or require bras, according to Daily Mail. They never anticipate a need to require it. “You are expected to dress appropriately for school and for the business of learning with proper attention given to personal cleanliness, grooming and neatness,” the district’s Code of Student Conduct states. Meanwhile, Martinez has said that she plans to stop wearing a b … ...more
DON'T LOOK ---- SIMPLE --- OR BE DISCRETE ---- NONE OF THE SCHOOLS BUSINESS.

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When 17-year-old Lizzy Martinez decided not to wear a bra to school, she caused a distraction. She was covered in a long-sleeve shirt, but during class, fellow students became sidetracked by Lizzy’s protruding nipples. However, her school offered a “solution” for the problem that some people didn’t like. According to Florida teen Lizzy Martinez, the situation began when the Dean of Braden River High School, Violeta Velazquez, called her into the office and said that there was a distraction which needed to be addressed. “She told me that I needed to put a shirt on under my long-sleeve shirt to try to tighten my breasts — to constrict them,” Martinez told the Bradenton Herald. “And then she asked me to move around.” Apparently, the second shirt was not enough because Lizzy Martinez was subsequently sent to the nurse’s office, where she was asked to cover her nipples with bandages. The nurse handed the teen girl four Band-Aids, two to cover each nipple. Ultimately, Martinez decided to leave school early, saying she felt uncomfortable and unheard. When Lizzy Martinez told her mother, Kari Knop, that school officials had given her Band-Aids to cover her nipples, Knop said that she slammed the brakes on her car while still in the school parking lot. “I stopped and I looked over at her, and I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you have to be kidding me,'” said Knop, who was upset with the school’s response and not her daughter for going braless. Knop said that she later got in touch with Willie Clark, director of student services for the School District of Manatee County, and that he arranged a meeting with officials at Braden River High School. Knop then met with Clark, the dean, the school nurse, and the principal, Sharon Scarbrough. The meeting, Knop said, was a chance to express her frustration. “We should not treat a girl like this because of where her fat cells decided to distribute genetically,” said Martinez’s mother. “If it was a male dean that asked my daughter to do this, we wouldn’t even be on the phone trying to justify it, therefore we should not be doing it as female deans,” she added. The school district has acknowledged that Braden River could have handled the situation better, but the district said that school officials were only trying to enforce the district’s dress code. The district’s general counsel, Mitchell Teitelbaum, said in a prepared statement: Teitelbaum went on to say that Martinez violated the dress code by dressing in a way that distracted other students and that school officials were only trying to help her fix the violation. However, the dress code does not specifically address or require bras, according to Daily Mail. They never anticipate a need to require it. “You are expected to dress appropriately for school and for the business of learning with proper attention given to personal cleanliness, grooming and neatness,” the district’s Code of Student Conduct states. Meanwhile, Martinez has said that she plans to stop wearing a b

Braless FL Teen’s Protruding Nipples Distract Classmates, School Has One ‘Solution’

497,012 views Apr 8, 2018 When 17-year-old Lizzy Martinez decided not to wear a bra to school, she caused a distraction. She was covered in a long-sleeve shirt, but during class, fellow students became sidetracked by Lizzy’s protruding nipples. However, her school offered a “solution” for the problem that some people didn’t like. According to Florida teen Lizzy Martinez, the situation began when the Dean of Braden River High School, Violeta Velazquez, called her into the office and said that there was a distraction which needed to be addressed. “She told me that I needed to put a shirt on under my long-sleeve shirt to try to tighten my breasts — to constrict them,” Martinez told the Bradenton Herald. “And then she asked me to move around.” Apparently, the second shirt was not enough because Lizzy Martinez was subsequently sent to the nurse’s office, where she was asked to cover her nipples with bandages. The nurse handed the teen girl four Band-Aids, two to cover each nipple. Ultimately, Martinez decided to leave school early, saying she felt uncomfortable and unheard. When Lizzy Martinez told her mother, Kari Knop, that school officials had given her Band-Aids to cover her nipples, Knop said that she slammed the brakes on her car while still in the school parking lot. “I stopped and I looked over at her, and I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you have to be kidding me,'” said Knop, who was upset with the school’s response and not her daughter for going braless. Knop said that she later got in touch with Willie Clark, director of student services for the School District of Manatee County, and that he arranged a meeting with officials at Braden River High School. Knop then met with Clark, the dean, the school nurse, and the principal, Sharon Scarbrough. The meeting, Knop said, was a chance to express her frustration. “We should not treat a girl like this because of where her fat cells decided to distribute genetically,” said Martinez’s mother. “If it was a male dean that asked my daughter to do this, we wouldn’t even be on the phone trying to justify it, therefore we should not be doing it as female deans,” she added. The school district has acknowledged that Braden River could have handled the situation better, but the district said t
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