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    School uniforms Statistics show that schools‚ who have adopted uniforms‚ have seen a drop in all around problems at the school. “A small study by Kelly DeLong (Ohio State University thesis‚ 1998) linked uniforms to improved student outcomes. She found ’there was a significant difference in reading‚ mathematics‚ and citizenship tests between the school with the uniforms and the school without the uniforms.’" It has been proven that schools with uniforms have seen a rise in grades with students. With

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    may 2012 School uniforms is violation of civil rights Throughout the years students hated the fact that they had to wear uniforms for school and they couldn’t wear their usually clothing like they normally do every day. Every day student’s complain about the uniforms lack of design and style. Kids around the world should have the right to vote if they approve on school uniforms or not. Young people often express their feelings through clothing that they wear. Uniforms will take away this

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    2013 Should Students Wear School Uniforms? The public school uniform debate has been an issue for educators‚ parents‚ and students for years now. While school uniforms are typically found in private schools‚ it was in 1987 that the first public uniform policy went into effect. Then in 1994‚ the Long Beach Unified Schools District in California adopted a mandatory uniform policy in some of its schools‚ making it the first urban district to do so. Though public school uniform use is not widespread it

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    School Uniforms Schools should be schools and not fashion shows. Students that attend school are mostly worried about what they are going to wear to school and less worried about their homework‚ which is far more important. I believe that we should have school uniforms for multiple reasons. Most students think that school uniforms are dumb because every one of them would be wearing the same exact thing. Did you ever think that you could stand out in your own special way? Not everybody has to wear

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    Schools today aren’t in the best condition. There is teasing‚ violence‚ discrimination‚ cliques‚ and poverty. There is much to say about how having mandatory school uniforms will help these problems. My question is‚ will uniforms help these problems enough to dismiss the hurt that they would cause? I say the uniforms do little to help. Having uniforms would stop the teasing and discrimination about clothing‚ but there is more to tease or discriminate someone about rather than just clothing.

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    Would Uniform Make School Safer? Looking at the alarm clock next to me‚ I realized that it was 7:00 a.m.‚ and I would be late for school‚ again. Then‚ I woke up. After washing my face and brushing my teeth‚ I put my uniform on. It only took me about 10 minutes to get ready for school because I didn’t need to decide what I should wear. Saving time was part of my daily life when I was a student in Taiwan because wearing a uniform to school continued until I became a college student in the U.S last

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    Uniforms in Public Schools: A Positive Approach Towards the Future Since the late 1990’s many public schools across the nation have opted to implement a stronger dress code policy which have involved the addition to a specific mandated uniform policy. While some critics of mandatory uniform policies believe that there is no justification for change‚ school uniforms offer educational benefits‚ improve student behavior‚ social interaction‚ and are more cost effective and durable than traditional street

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    School Uniforms Should Be Mandatory Your Name Course Information • It has been found that‚ parents or students have different or similar viewpoints regarding school uniforms. • However‚ looking at the history‚ one can hardly find any schools without having uniform at their premises (Raven‚ 2006). • But‚ this topic remains unsettled issue in general as many discussions have been taken place to weigh school uniforms’ pros and cons. • However‚ a uniform play a key role in getting reputation or success

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    a society based on equality. The article “School Uniforms: Awesome-or Awful?” by Lauren Tarshis‚ is about how more schools are currently making their students wear uniforms. Both “Harrison Bergeron” and “School Uniforms:Awesome-or Awful?” show that too much equality can end badly. These two articles are both similar and different in many ways. In “Harrison Bergeron”‚ they mainly displayed the cons of being treated equally. “They weren’t really very good-no better than anybody else would have

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    their truce to what happened during the Vietnam War by wearing black armbands during the holiday season. The principle of Des Monies School (the defendant) found out about the plan and held a meeting to that created a policy that any student wearing armbands would be asked to take them off‚ refusal to do so would result in suspension. On December 16‚ 1965 Mary Beth Tinker (the plaintiff) and Christopher Eckhardt wore black armbands to school‚ and were sent home. The next day Mary Beth Tinkers brother

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