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    Violence in Schools Violence in schools is a major problem most schools in the global world are faced with. Violence in schools has become an issue of great concern and has reached an all time high. There is so much going on in schools today‚ which has changed the school educational system and defaced it with increasing violence‚ gun violence‚ bullying‚ crime‚ sexual assault‚ physical assault‚ cultism‚ gang violence and burning down school buildings. There are several factors that are responsible

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    What`s more‚ it`s still unproved to many that having Johnny wear a tie to school‚ and Susie a plaid skirt‚ will help them learn better. And critics of uniforms point out that most policies have been adopted at the elementary school level‚ which is not where the serious problems of violence and gang activity have flared. In fact‚ when uniforms were tried at Forestville High School in Prince George`s a few years ago‚ ``the kids rebelled‚`` said guidance counselor Cecilia Smith‚ because ``it was going

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    this appropriate dress attire in the workplace? The answer to this question should be no. Companies have changed the dress code policy to reflect a laid-back atmosphere for employees to ensure retention. I would like to suggest that consider the business casual attire as a semi-formal dress code in our workplace from Monday through Thursday and casual dress on Fridays. Business casual dress has become the 21st century clothing attire in companies across America. Business casual dress promotes professionalism

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    Gun Violence in School “Do you believe in God?” Imagine being asked this question‚ and your response was what determined whether or not you would be shot to death. This is what happened at Columbine High School in Littleton‚ Colorado on April 20th‚ 1999 (“Columbine High School Shootings”). This terrible tragedy affected many people‚ including the entire nation. After this happened‚ many schools took their security precautions into consideration. The school district I have grown up in‚ Rochester

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    Do school dress codes unfairly target girls? Are the girl dress codes stricter that guys? These are two questions i ask myself as i walk down the halls of my school. In my opinion and personal experiences‚ girls are treated unfairly when it comes to dress codes. It is time for the rules to be set straight and set equal to the guys. Girl dress codes limit their wardrobes more than guys. Therefore girls get called out for it more. "I’ve never seen a boy called out for his attire even though they also

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    Recently there has been talk about kids being bullied in school. Those kids are sometimes even bullied until they kill themselves. Recently the government has been trying to prevent this from happening and they even passed a law. People should really stop and see what goes on in schools very carefully because if we don’t our kids will get the worse out of it and it might be too late to help. School violence has been a very important topic ever since what happened in Newtown‚ Connecticut. What

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    School is a place where students go to learn. Each student should have the opportunity to develop the skills of problem solving in a nonviolent manner. Educators should have in mind the students culture. Instead of labeling them as trouble-makers‚ give them a chance to learn how to cope‚ and deal with problems by teaching them the steps to take. There has to be some consistent ways of solving these problems. Not with the punishments approaches that some school takes‚ but by solving practices and

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    Dress Code Policy Survey 1. Age (Check ONE of the following) _ 11 to 15 _ 26 to 35 _ 15 to 18 _ 36 and up _ 19 to 25 2. Gender (Check ONE of the following) _ Male _ Female 3. Do you feel that the current dress code policy is fair? (Check ONE of the following) _ Yes _ No 4. Consequences for violating the dress code are fair (Circle one of the following) Agree Disagree 5. Should holes in jeans be above or below the knee for it to be considered a violation of the dress

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    BOOM ! Sirens are whaling as a child is being rushed to a hospital. Why is this? That child is a victim of increasing school violence. Over the past couple years‚ violence in and around schools have sadly increased. People have come up with many reasons about why this school violence is increasing. These reasons are things that we need to fix or more people will be hurt. While many people can blame it on reasons that shouldn’t even be considered‚ these are a few of the things that need to be taken

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    Karnik Soghomonian Professor Brauer Writing 39C February 16th‚ 2012 Dress Not For Success: Fifty Years of American Dress Codes Burdening Students Over the past fifty years‚ dress code policies have been a major topic‚ a topic repeatedly protested against by American high school students. However‚ at the same time‚ dress codes have gained popularity in school districts across America. Since the 1960s‚ drastic measures have been taken to prevent students from wearing certain clothing of their choosing

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