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    Dress Code in Schools

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    For the past decade‚ schools‚ parents and students have clashed over the issue of regulating student attire. In 2007‚ cases involving an anti-Bush T-shirt in Vermont‚ an anti-gay T-shirt in San Diego and Tigger socks in Napa‚ California‚ made their way through the courts‚ causing many to wonder whether this debate will ever be resolved. Meanwhile‚ researchers are divided over how much of an impact - if any - dress policies have upon student learning. A 2004 book makes the case that uniforms do not

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    If you’ve ever seen a chemical engineer at work‚ you know they have a strict dress code. Is a dress code necessary for a job like chemical engineering? Working near chemicals and machines can be very dangerous if you don’t take precautions and many people have gotten injured by not wearing safety gear. Also‚ you can be fired for dressing inappropriately for your job. Chemical engineers should be required to have a dress code for safety reasons and to look professional. Wearing safety gear around

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    A dress code for a high school should emphasize modesty and appropriateness for a particular setting not conformity to a particular style. I believe some school rules should remain the same regarding the dress code particularly rules about modesty. Girls should not be allowed to wear short dresses or strapless shirts. They are not allowed to have any cleavage and tank tops are not allowed. St. Tammany Parish high schools all follow the same rule book. Male students are supposed to be clean shaven

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    Lgbt Student Dress Codes

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    Have you ever been accused of violating the dress code? Ever wondered why your outfit wasn’t “school appropriate?” This issue of dress code has been discussed a great deal in the recent years over social media. Numerous people have been hurt or offended by what is seen as “inappropriate” or “misleading‚” and the policing of what students are wearing is unfair and extremely sexist. Dress codes objectify students in general‚ but focus mostly on females and LGBT students. Dress codes in high schools

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    Student Dress Code Essay

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    examples of dress choice for students today. Sometimes students dress to remain unique to popular trends‚ and others may not have the resources to pick and choose their attire. Although some believe a dress code would influence a more effective educational environment‚ it would not produce better results‚ given a student’s prohibition of self expression‚ required resources for enforcement of such a code‚ and possible incurred costs on students and parents. Dress codes require students to follow a

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    Central high school should not have to wear uniform dress code because of these factors 1. The cost of having two wardrobes 2. the lack of individuality it gives the students and 3. the continue of bullying which is what most schools say is why they had dress code in the first place. Most students feel as if dress code is taking away the their freedoms and finding yet another way to to control their students. How do you feel about this statement? Central High School’s dress code is khaki or navy

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    having uniforms in public schools. School uniforms have been shown to improve test scores‚ raise school pride‚ increase attendance‚ reduce violence‚ helps students express themselves in ways other than the donning of attire‚ and teaches them to dress neatly. Many studies have shown that school uniforms improve test scores. School uniforms cause students to spend less time thinking about clothing‚ and more time thinking about their schoolwork. Another reason that school uniforms raise test scores

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    Did you know that the dress code may actually not be the greatest thing for students. The dress code should not be enforced because students should have the freedom to look how they would like at school; it may also be against a religion‚ or parents may not be able to afford it. In some places where there are dress codes usually only wealthier people are able to live there... or people that’s religion doesn’t go against it. If the dress code was enforced at a school it would limit the diversity of

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    recently it was back to school season in America‚ which unfortunately meant that it was also a return to infuriating dress code enforcement in schools all across the US. It seems like the biggest concern for teachers is girls dressing against the dress code. It seems like no one really gives a second glance at boys who are sagging their pants (luckily no one really does that anymore) or wearing tanks that can expose most of their chest and shoulders. I understand dress code. I’m not entirely against

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    There shouldn’t be a strict dress code because without having to choose what we want to wear‚ we are not given the freedom of expression. Without our expression we can’t show how we feel. “Shopping and spending behaviors often come from internal motivations such as emotions‚ experiences and culture‚” says Dr. Baumgartner. “You look at shopping or storing behaviors‚ even putting together outfits‚ and people think of it as fluff. But any behavior is rooted in something deeper. I look at the deeper

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