I believe that there should not be school uniforms. School uniforms are boring and don't express our self because we need to express our self. The purpose is that school uniforms are just ugly. What if you bought clothes for the next school year and then you found out that there are school uniforms. You just wasted all that money. And what if you get the wrong size. Then you would have to go home and change and wash the uniform and then get them out then lay them out for tomorrow. Then repeat the process. You waste money because you wash them every day. That adds up on your water bill. Let's say it's P.E and you have a school uniform. You get all sweaty and wear that all day. Also a recent study shown that a kids that has school uniforms as …show more content…
I also think why is there school uniforms? I mean what is the purpose of them. They are expensive too. I have a friend Utah and he said he has to pay for it every month and it is 100$. I was like wow. And he said they were all itchy and tight. He said that also if you grown out of a size, you have to buy a new one. He said that it was blue and it had a pink strip on it. He said it is hard to play a sport at recess with it. Then it's hard to move because of how tight it is. He also said his ripped once and he had to pay 50 bucks just for the thread. He's sick and tired of it so he was transferred to a different school out of town. A recent study show that school uniforms are just to make money. The kids and parents are slaves and give money to the school. School uniforms attract bullies and hurt you feelings. In general school kids hate uniforms. Only 2 out of 10 kids in classes like school uniforms. Like I said kids like to wear their own clothes. School uniforms are too expensive. You just wear the same clothes like for a year and make no outside school friends. And it violates the first amendment. You can have freedom. And the uniforms are to big. Or to
Uniforms are seen in almost every country in the world, but they are not really common in public schools in the United States. Some people think that wearing uniforms is a good idea while others oppose it. In my case, I had to wear uniforms at school when I started 1st grade up till my senior year in Vietnam. I found out that there are a lot of benefits for middle school and high school students when they are required to wear uniform at school in the United States.
One of the reasons schools should have uniforms is because families could save money. An average cost of a uniform in JC penny for one student a year is about three hundred dollars . A normal family spends over five hundred to thousand dollars for clothing for a student. If public schools have uniforms students wouldn’t feel different which would help them feel better and concentrate in their lessons. If families would be able to save money on clothing they could spend it on other school expenses students have. School uniforms could also last more than a year. Even if you grow out of your school uniform you could pass it down to a younger sibling or cousin. Uniforms help the need of not buying so many cloths a year.
School uniforms cost parents, or guardians lots of money. Kids who parents sent their them in old hand me down and knitted clothes wouldn’t be near as happy for a school uniform as you would think, as this will mean that they will have dig deep into their bank accounts to have to buy expensive uniforms every year for their children’s education (Lamouse, Mack).
Kids use clothes to express the way they feel and making them wear a uniform is taking that away. School uniforms have been around for a long time. Most schools try to enforce the need of uniforms thinking it will help keep their students safer and better educated. Students shouldn’t have to wear uniforms for these three main reasons: some kids use clothes to express themselves and the uniform would take that away from them, uniforms cost a lot of money and some parents can’t afford it for their kids, doesn't really help with education.
Would anybody want their freedom taken from them? Nobody would willingly give their freedom up. What’s the next thing thats going to happen, will schools having edible food. Hard to see, right? So are uniforms. Schools should not have uniforms for these three reasons: It takes the students freedom of expression away, it’s a bandaid reason to cover up violence, and some parents might not be able to afford the uniforms.
Why would someone want to spend $300 on school uniforms, and then have to spend $200 on clothes worn outside of school?
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School uniforms should be part of the school system, because statistics have shown that students who wear uniforms are doing better than dress codes. More students also feel a sense of equality among each other, and there are fewer judgments of others. It allows teachers to quickly identify people who do not belong in the building and limits the ways that gangs can identify themselves. School outfits provide students with identity, individual spirit, and pride. Uniforms are increasing throughout different schools.
In conclusion, I feel that school uniforms are something all schools should really consider implementing in their policy. All of these points made show that they could be budget-friendly, help children focus and lower the barriers children can build up because of merely what they are wearing.
School uniforms are just as comfortable as student’s that dress in the baggy and tight fitted clothing. Students can wear nice relaxed pants, and a polo shirt is a basic comfortable outfit for these uniforms. Also, school uniforms show a strong sense of discipline from student’s that attend those schools. School uniforms are often portrayed as looking professional. For instance, when students graduate High School, most of them will work in a job that has uniforms; therefore, they cannot complain of their uniforms are uncomfortable and
The most common argument against school uniforms is that they take away the students right to self-expression. Yes, school uniforms limit what the students have to wear, but students can still have their own ways of self-expression. Students can still express their style of choice with their hair and what accessories they wear. Their shoe choice is also a form of self-expression. Students can make the uniforms their own style without breaking the dress code. School is a place to learn. Outside of school, self- expression is limitless. Some parents also believe that it could interfere with students' natural behavior to experiment with different identities. Having uniforms in schools helps erase the defined line of the social classes. Typically, popular kids in the higher social classes wear the trendiest clothing...
A third disadvantage to having school uniforms is that children, mainly teens, will keep changing the look of the outfit. Many teens do not like the look of themselves in a uniform, so teens will stretch it, shrink it, lengthen it, or shorten it.... ... middle of paper ... ...
I don’t think children or teens should have to wear school uniforms. It deprives them of their freedom of speech. They should have the right to wear what they want when they want. The uniforms are degrading and appalling. Everything would be dull and boring if everyone looked the same and wore the same stuff! Whatever happened to our U.S. Constitution? Some kids become stressed out and could get depressed because they cannot choose what they can wear, In Our own country? The land of the free and the home of the brave and we can’t even choose what we wear? The effect would be: students becoming angry and violent, and worst case scenario, suicide.
36% of parents agreed to this question, and 0% of teachers agreed. Teachers believe that uniforms help improve student’s punctuality and that it could also help improve professionalism and helps enhance a student’s image. They also believe that it could help their maturity level as they
Point 1 (Brian): Having school uniforms will greatly lift the feeling of teamwork and sense of school spirit and belonging, and is a benefit for students. According to SafeSchools.edublogs.org, school uniform programs make it easier for students to develop a sense of belonging at school because greater attention is given to who they are instead of what they wear. School uniforms will make students feel that they are ...