High School AD ​​was put on leave after saying that the girls were spoiling everything.

A sports director at a Tennessee high school was placed on administrative leave Wednesday, after remarks described as excusable by the county school director. In a speech to students, Jared Hensley said that girls "ruin everything".

Hensley, also deputy director of Soddy Daisy High, Chattanooga area, informed students that the dress code now banned sports shorts. "I know, boys, you think," I do not understand why, "" It's not fair. "Sports shorts go beyond your knees," he said, "I did not make the rules – well, I did a little, but those are the rules, so we will respect. "

After stating that students wearing such shorts were going to be detained, Hensley said, "If you really want someone to blame, blame the girls. Because they ruin everything.

"They ruin the dress code, they destroy – well, ask Adam, look at Eve, you can really go back to the beginning of time.

"So it will be like that the rest of your life," he continued. "Get used to it, keep your mouth shut, suck [and] follow the rules. "

The remarks quickly sparked an uproar, one led in part by Moms for Social Justice, a Chattanooga-based group that published a video of the address on Twitter, saying, "We will NOT stand up for this language and this feeling of a school representative here." The group requested that complaints be directed to members of the Hamilton County School Board.

In announcing that Hensley was on administrative leave, Superintendent Bryan Johnson said in a statement that after reviewing the video, he and other officials had found the comments on the young women in this video inexcusable, the feelings expressed not corresponding not to the values ​​of Hamilton County Schools.

"We keep our employees and leaders at a high level, and these comments do not match the high expectations we have for our employees," said Johnson, noting that an investigation was underway. "We seek to prepare all children to succeed in life after high school and expect our employees to create an atmosphere that will allow all children to reach their full potential."

A county school board member, Tucker McClendon, told the Chattanooga Times Free Press that Hensley's comments were "stupid" and sent an "inappropriate message," adding, "I'd really like to apologize to women Soddy Daisy. staff and women across the county. "

Hensley did not respond to a request sent by email by the Washington Post.

Rhonda Thurman, a member of the Soddy Daisy District School Board, said her community was facing more pressing issues, such as damaging rainfall. "There's a lot going on to worry about that in Soddy Daisy. I have a lot of trouble getting them upset, "Thurman told the newspaper. "I'm not worried about it now. He did not want to say anything.

"Nobody can do a joke anymore?" "He was just talking to the kids in their language and trying to be funny."

According to WRCB-TV, Soddy Daisy's upper class president issued a message of support to the DA, saying that "what Hensley said was not well thought out and taken a little too far". who / what am I, by Hensley or any other staff member.

"We're 100% behind Hensley," class president Tori Brown and the vice president wrote.

"I have no doubt that Mr. Hensley will assert that he was joking," said Taylor Lyons of Moms for Social Justice at the newspaper. "However, given the current social climate, his comments are at best insensitive and at worst inappropriate. To say that "girls are responsible for spoiling everything since the beginning of time and will continue to do it" is totally unacceptable and he must apologize. "

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