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    I think that it is beneficial to have dress codes at all schools. Although many kids and even adults are against dress codes‚ I do not agree. Some people think that dress codes take away kids freedom. Dress codes don’t only look professional but they will let kids have better futures. Although many people think that not having a dress code is freedom of expression‚ I disagree. Outside of school you should have your freedom of expression‚ but at school you should be more focused on getting taught

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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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    Uniforms or Dress Codes and how they effect a learning environment Liam McDonald Bethel University Back in the early to mid 90’s a hit television sit-com‚ The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air featured Will Smith as the main character. His mother forced him to move from the projects in Philadelphia to live with his very successful aunt and uncle in the “high toned” suburb of Los Angeles‚ Bel-Air. Although he was in general a “good kid” in the show‚ he was definitely a bit

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    to in high school. There are a few things that make me nervous‚ such as having harder classes with people in higher grades. Overall there always seems to be more exciting things that come to my mind when I think about it. For instance‚ the dress code‚ the BYOD policy‚ and the freedom. Likewise‚ the dress code at the high school is almost non-existent. Which means‚ we are allowed to wear the clothes we like. Such as‚ shorts‚ ripped jeans‚ and tank tops. At the middle school we aren’t allowed

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    argue that dealing with the dress code‚ just the regular everyday dress code ... becomes problematic. However‚ "We’re still kids‚ and we like expressing ourselves through clothing." For example‚"We’re still kids‚ and we like expressing ourselves through clothing." Cole said Virginia suspended 23 young people for showing up at school decked out in a Confederate battle flag T-shirts(Lane‚ Charles p.a.21). yanked out of her accelerated science class the first week of school. Not for bullying

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    School Dress Codes. One of the most enforced school policies of all time. Everyone has an opinion about what is too short‚ too long‚ too low‚ too high‚ too tight‚ and too loose. According to schools‚ every girl is considered indecent. Because of this‚ there are very specific rules about what girls can and cannot wear. Thank god‚ our school had a dress code‚ or else I would not be able to keep up with all the restrictions. The limitations are limitless. “Clothing that is too short‚ tight‚ revealing

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    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

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    Many high schools across America are requiring students to follow a dress code. There are many reason as to why this is beneficial in schools and why this is a bad thing for schools. However‚ I believe there are many more reasons as to why this is not a good thing for schools to implement than reasons why it is a good thing. Overall dress codes hurt the school more than they help. Requiring a school dress code is bad for schools because if someone is offended it isn’t anyone else’s problem but theirs

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    Ever since school was created it had always been important to dress nicely and appropriately for and better learning environment. Most schools require uniforms to help this issue. But schools that don’t have uniforms usually have dress codes instead. Schools usually bans tank tops or shorts because they are seen as inappropriate. But there are dress codes in many school that can be seen as sexist and shames mostly girls for it. When schools have dress codes they usually have dress codes for boys

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    School Dress Codes Are Sexist School dress codes are sexist towards girls and promotes a rape culture. Rape culture is a term used to describe sexual assault‚ rape‚ and violence. This includes victim blaming and sexual objectification toward high school girls (Colorado State University 1). School dress codes have a negative attitude towards teenage girls. Most dress codes are directed towards the female gender. Sajani Clerk was dressed coded for wearing a flattering outfit that she felt confident

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