Darryl George , the Barbers Hill High School student in Mont Belvieu, Texas, whose hairstyle nearly cost him his junior year, has filed a petition to return for his senior year.  George has asked a federal judge for a temporary restraining order to prevent district officials from punishing him further. According to  The Associated Press , it would allow him to return to school with his locs while a federal lawsuit proceeds. Last year, George and his mother filed a  federal lawsuit  alleging Barbers Hill officials handled the incident with racial prejudice and gender discrimination.  U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Brown dismissed their lawsuit in August. According to the judge, more harm than good stems from the school district’s hair length rule. The judge only allowed the gender discrimination claims to stand. “Judge Brown please help us so that I can attend school like a normal teenage student during the pendency of this litigation,” George said in an August affidavit, per the AP....