The 21-year-old student teacher has revealed the outfits that made her the “dress code” at the school where she works, leaving commentators shocked and confused.
Meimei, known on social media as @meimonstaa, is in her last semester of college and currently teaches at an elementary school special education program in the United States.
But it seems that some administrators at the school are unimpressed with her style and have objected to her “inappropriate” outfits four times this semester.
Perplexed, Meimei shared tik tak videos documenting what she wears to work—including offensive outfits—and commentators are outraged on her behalf, claiming there is nothing wrong with her clothing choices and that she is just being harassed because she is young.
A student teacher named Meimei said that she had already been subjected to a “dress code” four times this semester at the school where she works (pictured: one of the offending outfits).
Meimei showed off the outfits she wore to work on TikTok, pointing out the ones that got her in trouble, including this one.
She was told that T-shirts were only allowed on Spirit Day and that her other outfits were “inappropriate” with no other explanation (pictured: another offensive outfit)
Although the administrator praised her jacket for this outfit, she said, “Another teacher told me that I probably shouldn’t wear such a tight sweater.”
“I’m a student teacher and I often follow the dress code,” Meimei said in a recent video.
TikToker shared several clips of her clothing choices, and last week posted an overview of everything she’s been wearing to school lately, stressing that it’s hard to tell which ones were offensive outfits.
One outfit that got her in trouble consisted of a pair of high-waisted brown trousers, a cream-colored cactus-tucked t-shirt, and a cream-colored cardigan over the top. Dress code.
“I really got in trouble for wearing this t-shirt because apparently you’re only supposed to wear t-shirts on Spirit Day,” she said.
One of the more obscure outfits that caused problems was a white sweater dress with a high collar that came down to her mid-thigh. Part of the day she wore it with black tights and a coat.
“In fact, I was wearing exactly this outfit when I was introduced to the dress code for the second time,” she said.
TikToker posted a video of a bunch of outfits she’s been wearing lately, including some that were deemed acceptable.
Fortunately, this steppe dress did not cause her any problems at work.
“I’m not mad about it, I just really don’t get it,” she said. “At this moment, I’m just really embarrassed.”
Meimei is in her final semester of college and currently teaches at an elementary school in a special education program in the United States.
“I was told it was inappropriate for the school,” she added.
“I’m not mad about it, I just really don’t get it,” she said. “At the moment, I’m just really confused. I thought these tights would be ok. And it looks like it’s a long dress.
“I even typed ‘teacher dresses’ on Amazon and that’s what came up,” she said.
Another problematic look was a gray sweater she wore over leather leggings with a coat over the top.
“Honestly, leggings are fine, but because of this, I have a big problem,” she said.
One more look didn’t make her a “dress code” but deserved critical comment.
She wore loose brown leather pants, a long-sleeved cream turtleneck sweater, and a long brown coat.
Although the administrator praised her jacket, she said, “Another teacher told me that I probably shouldn’t wear such a tight sweater.”
The fourth time she was in trouble, her school reported her to their university.
“If I get kicked out, I will have to restart my entire internship that I did this year. This means that I will not receive my diploma until next year,” she said.
“Firstly, I was in a coat all day. And this is a bodysuit with a sweater and a turtleneck,” she added.
Other looks she wore to school include a chunky white turtleneck with a pink maxi skirt, high-waisted gray pants and a long-sleeved tucked-in silk top, a long-sleeved white sweater under a blue jumpsuit, a green jumpsuit, and a prairie jumpsuit. dress.
Meimei said that every time she got into trouble, the administrators refused to explain to her what was wrong with her clothes, saying only that “my clothes are not suitable for school.”
To make matters worse, the fourth time she was in trouble, her school reported her to their university.
“If I violate the dress code again, I will be kicked out of the program,” she told her at university.
“If I get kicked out, I will have to restart my entire internship that I did this year. This means that I won’t get my degree until next year.
Viewers were baffled by the school’s dress code and wondered why the T-shirt was on the banned clothing list.
“I’m just so embarrassed at this point, I don’t even want to show my face,” she said. “I don’t know what to wear anymore. Or what I can wear,” she said.
Commentators are also upset by the treatment, with many claiming that she is being treated unfairly.
“I feel like their constant dress code is misogynistic and seems to be a target,” wrote one.
“There’s a difference between being young and being out of place…wearing a T-shirt doesn’t affect your ability to teach,” said another.
“They just put a dress code on you because you are young. If it was worn by an older woman at school, they wouldn’t care,” commented a third.
Meimei seemed to confirm suspicions that her age was a factor, commenting, “I’m literally the youngest employee there for decades.
One commenter suggested that she ask for a written copy of the dress code, implying that the rules seem to apply to her arbitrarily.
Others called the treatment “ridiculous” while many simply expressed utter confusion that any of the outfits were a problem.
has reached out to Meimei for comment.