How do you feel about school dress code? I think it’s just really unnecessary, and I think you will feel the same way after this. It doesn’t let kids express their individuality, and they don’t help your education. Also, they make public schools not really free like they should be. Hopefully schools change this policy.
Kids are not allowed to express their individuality anymore(Michelle Kouzmine). The First Amendment of the US Constitution guarantees that all individuals have the right to express themselves freely. So if schools dictate what clothes you have to wear, then that goes against our rights as US citizens. Schools barely even let you add on little accessories onto your uniforms. You get in trouble for: having your shirt unbuttoned, jackets with hoods,certain kinds of shoes; the schools just have to decide everything you do. We get taught about all these people like Rosa Parks, Susan B. Anthony, and Booker T.Washington who expressed themselves, and did big things, but we cannot even express ourselves at school.
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Parents spend money on regular clothes, food, and all these other things and then have to spend even more of their money to buy clothes just for their kids to only wear 7 hours a day, 5 days a week. Some kids wear abnormal sizes, which that makes it harder to find clothes that fit and are comfortable. Furthermore, some kids are allergic to certain materials, or just prefer certain brands. Also there are certain clothes you have to wear for different occasions: you have clothes for PE, just regular school, and formal uniforms(Michelle Kouzmine). On average, Americans spend around $1 billion per year on uniforms per year.
Kids are not allowed to express their individuality anymore(Michelle Kouzmine). The First Amendment of the US Constitution guarantees that all individuals have the right to express themselves freely. So if schools dictate what clothes you have to wear, then that goes against our rights as US citizens. Schools barely even let you add on little accessories onto your uniforms. You get in trouble for: having your shirt unbuttoned, jackets with hoods,certain kinds of shoes; the schools just have to decide everything you do. We get taught about all these people like Rosa Parks, Susan B. Anthony, and Booker T.Washington who expressed themselves, and did big things, but we cannot even express ourselves at school.
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Parents spend money on regular clothes, food, and all these other things and then have to spend even more of their money to buy clothes just for their kids to only wear 7 hours a day, 5 days a week. Some kids wear abnormal sizes, which that makes it harder to find clothes that fit and are comfortable. Furthermore, some kids are allergic to certain materials, or just prefer certain brands. Also there are certain clothes you have to wear for different occasions: you have clothes for PE, just regular school, and formal uniforms(Michelle Kouzmine). On average, Americans spend around $1 billion per year on uniforms per year.