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    School Dress Code Essay

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    Dress codes prevent people from expressing themselves through clothes .The dress code at Daleville is ok their is just some changes that need to be made.Since I am tall I can’t wear shorts to school because of dress code when it is ninety degrees outside.It dress codes getting out of hand? I think that dress codes need to be more lenient with their rules.One of the rules is the fingertip shorts rule.In the summer kids are allowed to wear summer clothes but‚ when you come to school then it’s a different

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    Strict School Dress Codes

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    have been forced to submit to the unjust rules of school dress codes across the nation. Strict dress codes constrict any form of creativity for students to express themselves or reflect who they are through their garments. In one case in Woodford County‚ Kentucky a mother had to be pulled out of her job to go to the school and find that her daughter was in trouble for showing her collarbones. Especially during prom‚ many women have had to change their attire and wear a “shame suit”

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    In the public schools and in the society the common issue in the schools is the dress attire. Should we enforce dress codes or uniforms in public schools? I know we have our freedom of expression but some people express themselves a little too much. The issue on dress is still an issue but people had ignored it because no change has been made. Obama also took part in this issue he had an issue about the men who sagged their pants he stated that most people show little respect for themselves due to

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    intentions of the dress code are‚ and while teachers say it’s to make learning better‚ students have different ideas. There has been much debate among students and teachers over what the true purpose of the dress code is. The original dress code was created in 1969 to prevent students from protesting the Vietnam War by wearing black armbands. But there are those who wonder what the real purpose of the dress code is today‚ and whether or not it’s intentions are still the same. Today our school prevents students

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    across our district get dress coded everyday for the smallest things that teachers could just let go? For example‚ the other day I was dress coded for jeans that I was wearing and they had a hole in them yet they were still covered with string‚ but just because you could see a tiny part of my leg‚ it was a problem. Dress codes are sexist‚ humiliating‚ and make us feel like we are not qualified to make our own choices. Here’s proof that not only me feels like dress codes are sexist Anna Loisa Cruz

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    and girls need to conform to keep things under control. Under a strict dress codeschool officials make female students conform to the perverted minds of teenage boys. School dress codes claim to teach students how to dress properly for their future career and create a safe environment in school‚ but in reality it often sexualizes young women’s body parts and underestimates young men’s maturity. Establishing strict dress code rules perpetuates rape culture and prevents young people from having freedom

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    High School Dress Codes

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    In Classical High School‚ a boy and girl are sat beside each other. Both learning. Both participating in class. Both wearing sleeveless shirts. The principal happens to walk in and asks the girl to step out of the class to speak. The girl ends up getting sent home for distracting the class. Dazed and confused‚ the girl asks why and the principal responds with “your shirt is distracting the boys”. Is this insulting to boys saying they get distracted by foolish things like a shoulder? Or an insult

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    Middle School Dress Code

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    The Piedmont Middle School dress code has become a very controversial topic for both the students and faculty. The dress code states that shorts/skirts must be past the fingertips‚ and shirt sleeves must be at least three fingers in width. While I can see why this code is enforced‚ it is unfair for many students‚ and can interfere with student expression‚ different body types‚ and the student’s education. Middle school is when kids are figuring out who they are and what they like‚ but when they are

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    School Dress Code Essay

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    School Dress Code Have you ever been walking in a school and nearly been blinded by a student that was wearing clothing that was immodest or scanty? In this situation‚ it seems that a dress code is sorely needed. Dress codes have been and still are a raging subject of debate in our schools. They are constantly being assessed and evaluated to determine and confirm that schools are providing the optimal learning environment for their students. Clothing that is revealing; obscene; suggestive; or displays

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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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