Demolish Dress Codes
Did you know that 90% of students at Washoe County School District in Northern Nevada said that they didn’t like the school uniforms? Millions of students want to wear whatever they want but are restricted by school dress codes. A lot of schools have their own personalized uniforms to enhance the “school pride,” but there are multiple other problems with sticking to the dress code. Although school uniforms allow students to express school pride and can contribute a better atmosphere, students should be able to wear what they want in order to freely express themselves and become comfortable; additionally, school dress codes unfairly assail female students than male students.
Many administrators make their students wear school uniforms is because they claim uniforms
promote school spirit and unity. A man named Arnold Goldstein who is the head of
the Center for Research on Aggression at Syracuse University stated that “uniforms help
troubled students feel they have the support of a community.” Forcing students to wear the
promote school spirit and unity. A man named Arnold Goldstein who is the head of
the Center for Research on Aggression at Syracuse University stated that “uniforms help
troubled students feel they have the support of a community.” Forcing students to wear the
School dress codes prevent teenagers from expressing themselves. Teens at Wilmington High School are extremely lucky because the school does not prohibit most clothing. The high school is very laid back when it comes to their dress policy. On the other hand, schools like Austin Prep and Waldorf School of Lexington will not pass the simplest outfits. Austin Prep requires girls to wear chapel dresses, plaid skirts, and khakis which all must have their school logo Girls cannot wear black leggings unless there is a skirt over them. The same rules apply to male students who must wear a polo shirt and khakis with their school logo.
A fourth-grade teacher named Marci Kutzer at Bertha Ronzone Elementary School in Las Vegas,
Nevada says “while school boards couch dress codes as preparing students for the workplace
and adult life, their real purpose is to
Nevada says “while school boards couch dress codes as preparing students for the workplace
and adult life, their real purpose is to
When students have to wear school uniforms and stick to a strict dress code they want to rebel
constantly. Teenagers all over the world express themselves through their outfits choices. It is
proven that if people wear stylish or comfortable clothes they will feel more confident, hence the
quote “look good, feel good.” School uniforms present unity within the school, but also contribute
freedom and comfort; dress codes also show bias towards men and women on what they choose
to wear in their everyday life.
proven that if people wear stylish or comfortable clothes they will feel more confident, hence the
quote “look good, feel good.” School uniforms present unity within the school, but also contribute
freedom and comfort; dress codes also show bias towards men and women on what they choose
to wear in their everyday life.
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