I'd like to start working on a half sleeve over the next several years.
Would this be a problem? I can wear 1/2 or 3/4 sleeve shirts so I can cover them. As long as they're not visible it shouldn't be a problem, correct?
Quoting RissyLee:
I think making sure it can be covered is good, because some schools may not allow visible tattoos. It really depends on the schools in your area. You could always call around and ask their policies before getting it.
It is possible it may ba against some school's dress policy. You may be able to circumvent that by covering. I personally see nothing wrong with teachers having tattoo's or piercings.
Quoting epoh:
I'm not sure where I'll be teaching. I'm at the beginning of my education so it will be at least 4 years before I obtain employment within the school system.
Quoting RissyLee:
I think making sure it can be covered is good, because some schools may not allow visible tattoos. It really depends on the schools in your area. You could always call around and ask their policies before getting it.
I remember teachers having tattoos when I was in school.
If they can't be seen it's not a problem at all. However if they can be seen it simply depends on the district. Here, no one cares. A good portion of my coworkers have tattoos and show them during warm weather (I'm not sure where you live, but standing on the playground during playground duty (which teachers do at my school-some have support staff do it) is not fun in long sleeves.
unless it is offensive tattoos,
as a college student... not a teacher
i don't see why you wouldn't be allowed to express your self how you want. (obviously being appropriate), tattoos and piercings for teachers... who cares, it doesn't reflect on how intelligent you are.
That's what i think. It shouldn't be a problem.... in my eyes. I am not sure what the rules are.



- epoh
on Jun. 2, 2012 at 8:00 AM