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    school would be concerned about. However, one of the main problems that they are facing today is battling their school dress code. For years, there have been debates over how dress code should be handled. The issue is everywhere, even in our own community. One of the biggest controversies over the school dress code has occurred at Van Buren High School. With that being said, school dress code for Van Buren High School students should be altered because it takes away women’s rights, makes their…

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    Requiring students to conform to a dress code is beneficial to the school experience because it addresses the issues of discipline and academic achievement, students feel less peer pressure, and students are more focused in their studies. In this essay I will be explaining how my thesis is true about the dress code making a difference in the schools for the better. One of the ways that dress codes are beneficial is that it addresses the issues of discipline and academic achievement.When…

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    The idea of school dress codes being sexist and encouraging rape culture has become very popular across school districts. There are stories about protests and strikes all around the country. I have witnessed these “dress code violations” and from what I witnessed, none of these girls were in the wrong. There have been too many times that young ladies get dress coded because what they are wearing is a “distraction” to young men. These boys need to be taught self control and I should not get…

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    change in the dress code the is enforced in school around the country, as well as, changing the stereotype against why dress codes are enforced There are places where girls are forced to follow very unrealistic dress codes for the simple reason to “not distract anyone” which is way out of line. On August 13, 2015 Stacie Dunn has a daughter who attended Woodford High in Kentucky. On her first day back to school for her Junior year, her daughter was sent home due to violating the school’s dress…

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    lots of different schools some enormous schools, some tiny schools and some schools that are made at home such as homeschools. There are also schools that have changed from. Mufti to proper school uniforms. There is an important difference between dress codes and school uniforms according to scholars such as Nathan Joseph, clothing can only be considered a uniform when it is “something that is compulsory to wear” An example of a uniform would be requiring white button-downs and ties for boys…

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    Ban on Dress Code School dress code should not be enforced. Teens express themselves by the way they dress. Schools enforce what we can and cannot wear and it is unreasonable. This rule is also a big hassle. Teens own clothes that are honestly appropriate for school, but the districts disagree. Apparently showing too much skin is a distraction, which is not true. Dress code should not be enforced because it is sexist, too strict, and unfair. The reason dress code is sexist is because teachers…

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    amongst schools is the school’s dress code. Depending on the type of school he or she goes to, the dress code with vary. Most public schools do not have a strict dress code. However, most private schools require uniforms, or the school will have a strict dress code. Although people argue that dress codes prevent inappropriate clothing, students should not be required to follow a strict dress code because they can express their individuality through clothing, dress codes can make it difficult to…

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    Sexist School Dress Codes Changing clothes, embarrassed faces, and angry students have been a result of the dress code. All around the country, the school dress codes are getting harsher and harsher each year. Many of these rules have caused discomfort in many female students across the nation. The school dress code is unfairly directed towards females, it sexualizes the female body, and humiliates students whenever they get chastised for breaking the rules. As the school dress codes get more…

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    Why Should Schools Not Have Dress Codes “I don’t care about that dress code. When you always look good, it’s not a problem.” -Peja Stajakovic Schools with dress codes are unfair to those who wish to fulfill themselves. Students have a right to dress how they want, they choose to be responsible or not. They should not have a dress code because it banishes creativity, can create violence, and some families cannot afford the cost. Students have a right to choose what they want to wear.…

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    uncomfortable. Students would have to constantly be in a place where they feel that they have to try hard to fit in with their clothes. No one should feel like they always have to try to impress people, therefore all high schools should have dress codes. Some may argue having dress codes limits a student’s freedom of expression. The right to express oneself is important. We must respect the feelings of others, and learn how to successfully operate in the real world. Also, instead of expressing…

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