Dress Codes At School Essay

It is enough to have a dress code at school, but there shouldn’t be one at home too. I always hear, “Focus more on your grades than on how you look.”“You know what people think of you? They think you’re a slut!” and“Stop trying to be “punker” those people do drugs and will not have a good future.” Just because I feel comfortable dressed a certain way that may be relevant to some of the others, doesn’t mean I’m trying to be those certain other. Therefore, I wish to dress however I want to without having hours of lectures thrown at me. Everyone has their own unique style because they dress how they want to dress. If everyone’s way of dressing is limited by the traditional minds of most of our parents, then there wouldn’t be such things as style or trend. If everyone is stuck wearing the old traditional styles that are
Their future depends on these four years of high school, hard work, and grades. I come from a family that expects a lot from their children. Expectations include good grades, behavior in public, and no foul gestures. The four years in high school is important to me, but it seems like it is more important to my parents. They want me to get an A in all of my classes every semester, every year. I understand they want the best for me, however I do try very hard and at my best in every subject every year, but at the end of every semester, I have at least two B’s on my report card. I know how this might lead them to think that I spend too much time on dressing up because I do take an extremely long time in the mornings, I barely have enough time to eat breakfast. You can’t blame me for wanting to look nice. After all, I am a girl; it’s our nature to want to dress up nice. Would you rather me dressed and look the way I did when I wake up in the morning to school? Well, I agree that grades matter more than looks, but it would be nice too if you could loosen up a