A main positive that public schools experience when wearing uniforms is the competitiveness between students. Source B depicts two pie charts that show the difference between grade levels, and how much less the competition was between the students when there was school uniforms. In the first chart, which shows the grades kindergarten through fifth grade, forty-three percent of the kids were less competitive while …show more content…
The evidence states that “the rates of inschool suspension were decreasing prior to the instituting of uniform requirements — declining from 40 percent two years prior, to 30 percent the year just before school uniform requirements were implemented. By the second year after the school uniform requirements, however, the average percentage of students receiving inschool suspensions skyrocketed to 49 percent.” It also proves that “the average rate of outofschool suspensions, which were fluctuating around 30 percent before school uniform rules. One year after, however, the average jumps to 40 percent, and 43 percent the year after