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    I believe that kids in school should not have a required dress code for three very important reasons‚ they can be comfortable while at school‚ dress for the weather‚ and be unique and diverse in their own way. First of all‚ some school uniforms can be so uncomfortable that it is hard for the students to focus on school when all that they can think about is how uncomfortable they are‚ whether that be the uniform is itchy‚ the wrong size‚ etc. When kids are also uncomfortable they feel self conscious

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    According to the educational website‚ Find Law‚ “The first school dress code law was established in 1969 by the U.S. Supreme Court. The case‚ known as Tinker vs. Des Moines Independent School District‚ involved several high school students who wore black armbands to school in a planned protest against the Vietnam War” (School Dress). These student had a right to voice their opinion through clothing. Every kid through pre-k to 12th grade should be able to dress how they want. Mary Persons should

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    The debate over school uniforms is common within school boards everywhere. While the term “uniform” has a negative connotation of taking away individuality‚ others argue that uniforms promote professionalism. Establishment of uniforms will create a focus on education‚ reduce bullying for the diversity of students‚ and lessen behavioral issues; which results in better learning environments. Even though uniforms promote conformity‚ the focus of school shifts from fashion to education. Not only do

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    I am against school uniforms because first‚ families will spend more money on them‚ second‚ school uniforms teach and unfavorable lesson about making choices on your values‚ third‚ students will still find a way to judge each other. First‚ families will spend more money than they would if they didn’t have to buy uniforms. In 2000‚ American families spent about 1.7 billion dollars on school uniforms. Two separate outfits including: two pairs of pants‚ two shirts‚ and a sweatshirt is about $250 to

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    weather changes during school. Summer to fall is the beginning of a new school year‚ as spring to summer is the ending of the school year. With the temperature changes during these seasons‚ they seem cause havoc in high schools‚ sometimes even in middle schools. Most people celebrate the weather change from winter to summer‚ yet teenage girls seem to dread this change because high schools treat dress codes like a “23-19” from Monsters’ Inc. Yet we constantly only see schools directing this dress code

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    Collins-Patel 9PD 2.1.14 Should School Uniform Be Abolished? Most schools across the world have a set uniform that children must wear. The uniform shows that you belong to the school and is an identity to a specific place/school. In some schools uniform has already been abolished whilst in others it still remains compulsory such as a secondary school in Totnes in Devon. The question is should school uniform be abolished in schools? Some may argue that by having a uniform you remove the pressure to

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    School uniforms should be abolished because they are impractical for modern-day society. For many years‚ school uniforms have been worn by students in schools throughout the world. The problem of wearing school uniforms is that most school parents waste a lot of money purchasing them. Children of school age tend to grow very fast; this results in having to constantly replace uniforms. Additionally‚ the fabric used to make the uniforms can become quite uncomfortable and affect classroom concentration

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    School uniforms are a good idea in public schools. Studies have shown that uniforms made for a safer learning environment‚ and 80% of girls and 62% of boys actually liked the uniforms. First of all‚ uniforms are less expensive to buy than regular clothes. Uniforms stay the same‚ year after year‚ unlike fads and styles that change on a seasonal basis. Having school uniforms also reduces stress that students experience in the morning from not having anything to wear. They would also save time in the

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    Uniforms are seen all over the world and are worn for many different reasons that range from going to a reunion or going to work. School uniforms have recently became a popular trend amongst schools. Some students and parents do not agree with school uniforms because they can take away the right of self-expression. School uniforms are not a negative thing to have. Uniforms can limit what the student can wear to school every day‚ but it does not limit the student from learning. Uniforms are a positive

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    School Dress Codes The following essay will examine what school dress codes are and why many schools are now slowly moving this policy into there schools. School dress codes are set policies enforced by the school or school districts‚ by making a student wear a certain type of clothing or one basic type such as a uniform. Dress codes in schools began as early as the 50’s and 60’s when schools were on a campaign to curb “juvenile delinquency”. Juvenile delinquency refers to either violent or non-violent

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