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    School Uniform

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    Andrews I am writing because you chair a committee in charge of the compulsory wearing of school uniforms. I am a student at Brinsley High School‚ a friendly and successful school where uniforms are not worn. I believe that there is good evidence that wearing school uniform is now outdated. I fully understand that uniform looks smarter than casual clothes and that this might attract parents on Open Day. However uniforms are expensive and forever need replacing as students grow. This poses a real worry

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    Opposing School Uniforms

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    Implementing School Uniforms Individualism is a fundamental value in the U.S.A... We as Americans‚ believe in the rights of having freedom of speech and to express our own opinions without having the fear of being judged or punished by other individuals. Wearing school uniforms help show what school the students belongs‚ helps the teachers‚ faculty‚ and employees have guard against intruders and lessen the economic differences between students. So‚ therefore‚ I am all for school uniforms. I have

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    Pro School Uniforms

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    normal day of school and already knowing what is going to be worn that day and the day after that. Such imagery is not so far off from reality. Speaking‚ of course‚ about spreading the idea of school uniforms from the private schools to the public school system. Former President of the United States‚ Bill Clinton‚ was very adamant about putting “discipline and learning back in our schools” in his 1996 State of the Union address‚ through adding a school uniform policy in public schools. Even today‚

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    Support School Uniforms

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    Reasons to Support School Uniforms The issue of implementing a school uniform policy has both strong supporters and opposition. This is a controversial and lingering subject facing many of our public school systems throughout the nation. This issue is so hot and controversial that when the school board of Polk County‚ Fl voted into effect a school uniform policy‚ 154 families filed a lawsuit in attempt to defend their rights ( Anderson‚n.d). Yet when former President Clinton Expressed his support

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    Con School Uniform

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    Con school uniforms School uniforms are a highly discussed topic‚ that will probably not go away‚ but we hope we can enlighten you‚ why having school uniforms are a bad decision. Uniforms diminish from a child’s individuality‚ they have little chance to express themselves which could lead to less alluring ways of expression such as tattoos and piercings. A child needs to feel unique‚ special in their own way‚ schools should be a place where individuality is celebrated. The cost of uniforms

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    School Uniform Debate

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    School uniforms Good: Save money-- don’t need to buy many casual clothes for school days. Parents only need to buy school uniforms for their children. (School uniforms can save parents a lot of money as they then only need to buy their children casual clothes to wear on the weekends. Otherwise‚ parents need to constantly replenish their child’s wardrobe with the latest fashions‚ which can be very expensive. They would need to provide clothes for 5 days of every week plus weekends‚ sports and

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    attended a school where school uniforms were mandatory? The answer is probably yes‚ as during the 2013-2014 school year‚ one-fifth of public schools in the United States had to do so. As for me‚ from Kindergarten until 5th grade I had to wear a school uniform. But once 6th grade rolled around and I changed schoolsuniforms were not enforced. I’ve seen both sides to this story‚ and believe that school uniforms are a controversial subject which can be easily contrasted. Some may think that school uniforms

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    Omg! Uniforms! All students should have to wear a school uniform. I am fortunate enough to go to a school where school uniforms are mandatory. In our schooluniforms should say mandatory. Having school uniforms gives students the ability to save money‚ having uniforms also make students dress appropriately and helps make a secure environment. For one thing students should be required to wear school uniforms. Having school uniforms gives students the ability to save money. Students save money

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    Anti-Uniforms In Schools

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    Anti-Uniform More schools throughout the United States are forcing students from grades kindergarten through twelfth to wear uniforms. Little do they know this irrational decision takes a major effect on the child’s development to adulthood. Additionally‚ students should not have to wear school uniforms. Taking away the child’s freedom to wear what they want‚ violates their freedom of choice. In school‚ students are taught that the US is a free country‚ and they should exercise their rights

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    Implementing School Uniforms In the modern school system‚ there are many distractions that take a student’s focus off of education‚ making it more difficult than ever for them to learn the curriculum. These problematic distractions include the formation of gangs and illegal activities‚ being ridiculed for not keeping up with the latest fashions‚ and social discrimination. Mandatory school uniforms will increase the safety‚ and unity of the school‚ and decrease the pressures and costs of keeping

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