Last year, I attended Mission high school and learned many things throughout my four years of school. There were many resources that I was able to take advantage of to help me learn. For example, the technology that was offered to us make learning easier and more enjoyable. Although, there were also many things I wish I could have changed. Such as dress code, school food, and the school length period. One of the biggest problems I faced while in high-school was the school food we were served. The food was edible, but it could have been more appetizing; for example the taste and quality. One of the many problems I faced was the portion size we were served. We were served the same amount as an elementary or middle school
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One of the rules that the school strictly enforced was dress code and the appearance of the student. For instance, students were required to shave any facial hair when attending school. I never really understood this rule, mainly because none of the teachers or principals were forced to shave, but yet they expected us to do so. If students didn’t obey this rule they were sent home and not allowed back until shaven. I believe this affected the students mainly because he would miss out on class and sometimes fall behind. At the age 13-18 is when a teenager begins developing and begins growing facial hair and I don’t believe you should be forced to shave because it’s not a distraction and has nothing to do with learning. I believe teachers, principals, and superiors should allow students to have facial hair because that’s a stage of growing up. How do they expect many high-school students to act like adults if they’re treated as children? Dress code is an important factor in school, although we weren’t required to wear uniform, we were still forced to follow certain dress code rules. For instance, students weren’t allowed to wear ripped jeans because it is considered a distraction and not appropriate, but I truly don’t see how dress code has anything to do with the students learning. This list continues for dress code on what students could not wear; from
One of the rules that the school strictly enforced was dress code and the appearance of the student. For instance, students were required to shave any facial hair when attending school. I never really understood this rule, mainly because none of the teachers or principals were forced to shave, but yet they expected us to do so. If students didn’t obey this rule they were sent home and not allowed back until shaven. I believe this affected the students mainly because he would miss out on class and sometimes fall behind. At the age 13-18 is when a teenager begins developing and begins growing facial hair and I don’t believe you should be forced to shave because it’s not a distraction and has nothing to do with learning. I believe teachers, principals, and superiors should allow students to have facial hair because that’s a stage of growing up. How do they expect many high-school students to act like adults if they’re treated as children? Dress code is an important factor in school, although we weren’t required to wear uniform, we were still forced to follow certain dress code rules. For instance, students weren’t allowed to wear ripped jeans because it is considered a distraction and not appropriate, but I truly don’t see how dress code has anything to do with the students learning. This list continues for dress code on what students could not wear; from