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    Moines) In 1969‚ the United States Supreme Court ruled schools could not censor student actions unless the action is clearly unreasonable and would disrupt school activities. Student actions include dressing themselves. Uniforms impose a rule on dress code‚ not allowing students to wear their clothing of preference. This case is widely used as evidence when arguing against schools requiring uniforms. In 1970‚ the case of Richards v. Thurston‚ the courts ruled‚ “conventional standard of appearance…

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    Why Uniform are good

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    When asked about uniforms‚ most students will agree that they hate the idea of wearing uniforms and having it as a dress code. When I was in junior high‚ I was fortunate enough to experience a both non-uniform and uniform public school; in the perspective of a 13 year old girl‚ I hated the idea of wearing a uniform during my time in a uniform school. I thought that I wanted to express myself through my clothes‚ yet I soon realized I was wrong. I became more aware about uniforms and why we had to

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    A young teenage girl wakes up in the morning to find herself running late for school. She hesitantly gets up and runs downstairs to quickly eat her breakfast. The young lady darts to the bathroom to wash her face and brush her teeth. Soon after‚ she realizes her bus will be arriving any minute now‚ but there is no way she can miss her bus again this year. The exhausted young girl pulls out all of her clothes and makes a huge mess just so she can pick out a reasonable outfit for the day. After a long

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    Uniforms equal the best education. All I ever hear at school is the constant complaining of uniforms yet little do they know it is only for their own good. They think it’s torture but they’re only there to help‚ help students rather than fight against them. It’s for their benefit‚ and only for their own benefit. The main reason why all schools should have uniforms is because it stops judgment among other students. A family that can’t afford the right clothes for their students may be mocked

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    social implications of your body modifications before you make your decision to obtain them. In School Some school dress codes prohibit visible body modifications. If your school is one of them‚ you could be forced to remove your jewelry or cover your tattoo during school hours. You might be expelled. If being home-schooled or dropping out of school in order to bypass a school dress code limits your abilities to meet your personal goals‚ you may want to weigh the personal importance of being modified

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    believe uniforms shows neatness by requiring students to tuck in their shirts‚ wear belts and wear shoes similar in color. Students dressing the same decreases teasing about clothing and shoe appearance. Uniforms prepare children for following a dress code for the future when they reach adulthood and join the workforce. Some children form their own groups in school in which wearing a certain thing or color or style. Some children use fashion trends to differentiate the popular ones from the unpopular

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    School Uniforms

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    Tierra Barnett Mr. Combs English 101 16 April 2012 School Uniforms What should I wear today? This is a question I ask myself every day as a high school student. What if students didn’t have to pick out what they wore every day? What if they already had their outfit picked out for them? With school uniforms‚ students wouldn’t have to go through the stress of finding what to wear. There are many good things that would come out of students wearing school uniforms. I believe making students

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    option of a dress code.  Growing up in Salina‚ Kansas left me with only a few educational options; of three schools‚ two are public.  Which public school you attend is determined by where your residence is in correlation with pre determined district zones.  Having never been subject to uniforms I can’t personally speak for their pros or cons‚ I can however give insight into the liberty and self-expression I experienced by attending a public school that implemented the use of a dress code instead of

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    saw a decrease in truancy and tardies. PRO 1 School uniforms would save parents money. PRO 2 School uniforms would save parents time. Kids in the morning would not have to make up their minds on what to wear. PRO 3 Kids who’s parents would not or could not buy them the newest fad‚ would not be embarrassed or harassed because of their cloths. PRO 4 Kids social standing would be based more on individual character and less on their clothing style PRO 5 Lots of gangs use cloths to identify

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    Stop American Sexism

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    American Sexism By Killing the Idea of Dress Codes Is this what the world has come to‚ discriminating others for their clothes. A group of high school girls from South Orange‚ New Jersey‚ had launched a worldwide campaign called “#IAmMoreThanADistraction”. This single tag has become a trend all over the internet with the help of social media. Millions responded‚ with their own experience‚ which led to South Orange school taking the role of a dress code out of their handbook(Zhou‚ Li 12)

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