Showing School Spirit

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This is a bit random but, Spirit Week is overrated. Some of the days make sense. Some of them make no sense on how your "showing school spirit". Like on how some days you wear certain things to show school spirit. A lot have nothing to do with school. Like mismatch day.How is that "showing school spirit". Personally, the only things I care about is Crazy Hair Day, Rollaero,and The Dance. .Another thing is i know I will annoy some people with this post. I'm not saying it's completely useless They also over hype it a lot. This is my opinion. I'm not saying you shouldn't care. If you care about spirit week a lot that's fine you can care about it,but this is my

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