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    As a student of El diamante high school ‚we don’t believe in wearing uniforms. In “Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms?”  Last updated on 1/31/2017 The article shows a bunch of reasons why we should and should not have to be forced to wear school uniforms. This is a controversial topic thats just rising and rising. Recently in years 2013-2014 the amount of public U.S schools that require students to wear uniforms‚ have gone up from one out of eight schools to one out of five. Our city doesn’t

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    What pair of bottoms? Should I wear this or that? Why be in the state of worrying so much about your appearance when there can be uniforms that can steer students minds off the judgment of others‚ make all students look presentable and save money on buying a heap of new clothing ? Uniforms are great when it comes to a students self esteem‚ Knowing they’re going to school in a outfit that is worn by everybody else around them. It will make things easier in the morning‚ waking up bright to learn something

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    A school uniform is a specific design for clothing designated to be worn while attending academic classes at a school. The school context comprises grades one through twelve of public and private schools in the United States. Different schools and different grades within schools may have different uniforms‚ as determined by parents and school administration. In today’s society all public schools should require student uniform. These generations of school kids are more worried about how your hair

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    School Uniforms: Good Only for the Lower Grades The debate over school uniforms has been ongoing for years throughout the United States. Those advocating for school uniforms believe that one’s individuality is not determined by the style of clothes a student wears and that uniforms will build a sense of community. They also believe that students will care more about their education if they are dressed as if they are heading off to work instead of off to play. The opposition for school uniforms

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    The school uniform is the epitome of sameness in the American society. It turns a lively‚ colorful world upside down and into the depths of bland uniformity. Schools should not implement school uniform policies because uniforms limit individuality and go against the Constitutional right to freedom of expression‚ they cause parents to have to spend a lot of money on a second wardrobe‚ and there is no conclusive data that proves that uniforms actually solve any of the problems they were intended to

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    #3 To fix or not to be fixed I feel as though there are a vast amount of reasons why school uniforms are necessary. School uniforms provide a professional and judgment-free atmosphere in school. Uniforms allow students to avoid the distractions of street clothing and the necessity of constantly changing dress codes to keep up with evolving fashions. Students have plenty of other creative outlets in school‚ such as writing‚ visual arts‚ music‚ and theater.  Although it doesn’t give students the

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    Immigration has a positive effect on the economy I. Supporting Arguments A. Immigration provides a small net boost to the economy Immigrants provide cheap labor‚ lover the prices of everything from produce to new homes and leave consumers with a little more money in their pockets. they also replenish-and help fund benefits for- an aging American labor force that will retire in huge numbers over the next few decades. Also‚ an increase in the number of American workers is needed

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    mom why he left she said because they separate from each other that’s why he doesn’t get alone with his father. 8. What does the narrator mean when they say “David came home from school one day in a mood as black as his hair”? A. That’s mean he’s an angry person and violent and maybe failing his grade in school.. 9. What makes David decide to take in Monty? A. He picked up a stick and he stopped because he knew there is something unusual at

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    goings-on.  School is supposed to be about education‚ not what one wears to learn.  Let children ‘express themselves’ outside of school.  Remove the distractions in the classroom and perhaps kids will find a bit more self-respect and confidence when they don’t have to compete or impress. I couldn’t agree more. I always wondered what the community-at-large would think. As a school-board member I’d hoped to see a pilot project done on this at one of the grammar schools or in the middle school. Then at

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    Identify and summarise five pieces of legislation (to include codes of practice) which schools have to follow. Explain how each of these affect work in schools. Legislation refers to the actual law enacted by a governing or legislative body at national or local level. There are legislations for more or less all aspects of life but we are particularly going to discuss the ones that affect schools. These laws are produced and implemented in order to protect children and the people who work with children

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