In the letter from Southaven Middle School sent Tuesday, parents received information about helping girls develop a healthy body image. The school’s solution? Shapewear, in part.
If the parent decided to opt in, more information was needed, like sizes.
“District officials understand how this type of information causes serious concern from parents,” Margeson explained.
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