The meeting about revising the dress code was discussed on Facebook and listed in the Midlothian ISD board’s July 20, 2020, agenda. As seen in the Midlothian ISD document below from 2020, recommendations for a gender-neutral dress code aimed to “no longer separate girls/boys” and “celebrate diversity.” In the video, Krista Tipton, the district’s student services administrator, told Ed Harrison the dress code does not explicitly prohibit biological males from wearing dresses. “No, it’s an objective fact [that] this [MISD dress code policy] was the product of a DEI committee.” We must have standards, and boys should not be allowed to wear dresses at school,” Ed Harrison continued.