You are entitled to your own opinion. So, should you be able to be entitled to your own morals? Well, according to surveycentral 16 out of 29 people say you should wear bandannas to school. Which people would count as a moral. The main point of this essay is to have the rule “No bandannas” changed. No bandanas needs to be changed because there are no gangs in Hebron, IN.
The existing rule in the rulebook is no bandanas. In the rulebook it states, “No bandanas.” “There are no gangs in Hebron, In.” This is according to the insideprison website. It clearly states in the rulebook that you are allowed to wear bandanas during spirit days, but on those spirit days students get into trouble when they wear them. The handbook page #18 states this rule. …show more content…
Although the rule keeps violence away from students, students should be able to keep track of themselves. This rule might enforce gang activity. But, Hebron has nice people. Hebron doesn’t have any gangs. This could be offensive to people who can’t wear them. The school doesn’t have anyone who can’t wear them. It could cause discretion. People should be able to wear them freely without worrying people will be mad at their own morals.
People should be able to wear bandanas whenever they want. Bandanas should be able to be worn at school whenever. So students can be more relaxed and not stressed out about looking very nice, people can be chill. The students can come to school more relaxed and more ready to learn. It respects people's morals. Religious reasons shouldn’t get special treatment. If one person can have it, all students should. The people could be here ready to learn. If students come to school ready to learn, then it shouldn’t matter.
No bandanas needs to be changed because there are no gangs in Hebron, IN. In the rulebook it states that you are allowed to wear bandannas but people get into trouble when they do wear them. They should be worn if they don’t offend anyone. There are no gangs in Hebron, IN. After all of this, I hope you would take into deep consideration about changing this
The existing rule in the rulebook is no bandanas. In the rulebook it states, “No bandanas.” “There are no gangs in Hebron, In.” This is according to the insideprison website. It clearly states in the rulebook that you are allowed to wear bandanas during spirit days, but on those spirit days students get into trouble when they wear them. The handbook page #18 states this rule. …show more content…
Although the rule keeps violence away from students, students should be able to keep track of themselves. This rule might enforce gang activity. But, Hebron has nice people. Hebron doesn’t have any gangs. This could be offensive to people who can’t wear them. The school doesn’t have anyone who can’t wear them. It could cause discretion. People should be able to wear them freely without worrying people will be mad at their own morals.
People should be able to wear bandanas whenever they want. Bandanas should be able to be worn at school whenever. So students can be more relaxed and not stressed out about looking very nice, people can be chill. The students can come to school more relaxed and more ready to learn. It respects people's morals. Religious reasons shouldn’t get special treatment. If one person can have it, all students should. The people could be here ready to learn. If students come to school ready to learn, then it shouldn’t matter.
No bandanas needs to be changed because there are no gangs in Hebron, IN. In the rulebook it states that you are allowed to wear bandannas but people get into trouble when they do wear them. They should be worn if they don’t offend anyone. There are no gangs in Hebron, IN. After all of this, I hope you would take into deep consideration about changing this