He had not seen a smile on her face in a long time, and that was because of Locks of Love. Jim Stack requested to grow his hair out for the non-profit organization, because of his sister, who received a wig from the organization. “Had I approved Jim’s request, then I would have students every day asking if they also could break the dress code.” Tonya King said. Denying the request she explains how “the school would be in chaos” and how the school “have rules for a reason.” King does not want to have many kids breaking dress code. But, the school board will vote if there will be an exception to the request. “Girls have long hair,” Gilbert Castillo said, “and no one is distracted.” he continues with “Rules were made to be broken, and this is a very good reason to break one.”

In hopes the council will pass the request, Jim hopes the board approves the request. “Donating my hair to Locks of Love is very special to me. When we recieved my sisters wig, she was so happy.” Stack said. “Before the wig, she had to wear hats all the time, and she hated them. The wig was perfect, though. It is made of human hair, so it looks natural.” Jim finished.

The school board presidents reveals that he cannot comment on the issue at the time. “We will discuss it at the board meeting next week. I will say that the letter was well written and had some good points.” Bill Valdez said. Valdez knows the Stack family well and says they were all relieved when the little girl was released.