Positive Impact On School Uniforms

Should all school’s including public schools enforce students to wear uniforms? If so, would uniforms improve student’s behaviors? Many believe that uniforms do in fact improve student’s behaviors and students themselves in many ways; and there are those who find it obscure that a simple attire is able to transform students. The matter of fact is, not only do uniforms improve student’s behaviors, but uniforms also have a positive effect on student’s attendance; discipline; and test scores, by keeping gang activities away from school and keeping the school a safe place for students.

The introduction of uniform to many public schools in The United States was not until the 1980’s. since then, the rates of public school enforcing their students

School uniforms were introduced and adopted by many School in the U.S because former president Clinton gave school officials and parents the impression that it would have a positive impact on student’s behaviors; academics; attendance; and even decline the rates of discriminations. Uniforms have their benefits and disadvantages to students, parents, and teacher. Uniforms minimize the rates of absences, helps students stay focus in class instead of other student’s fashionable attire; causing them to successes in their academic, crime rate, and minimizes students being victims of bullying. Nevertheless, uniforms promote great behaviors amongst students which minimizes the time teachers must spend to discipline their students. Although school uniforms may positively impact students, it may also cause them to lash out on their parents and teachers because of the high expectancy that comes along with it. Not only that, but uniforms to many parents, teachers, and students, do not actually stop bullying; help students succeed academically; or effect the absence rate in school. To many it is a cover up that is portrayed as a positive tactic to be used on