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    Schools all around the world suffer dress code policy at their school, and enforcing it and keeping everyone happy. It’s safe to say that dress code at South Iredell High school is a pressing issue that is affecting students every day. Dress code is outrageous, not allowing students to wear leggings, tank tops, or even headbands. As crazy as this seems it’s true in fact teachers and administration will give students detention, or ask them to go home and change during the middle of the day. After…

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    should not have a strict dress code because it does not affect their learning potential, it prevents students from expressing themselves and dress codes are gender bias and the schools should be teaching respect. According to webster, “A dress code is a set of rules, usually written and posted, specifying the required manner of dress at a school, office, club, restaurant, etc.” ("Dress Code." Merriam-Webster. Merriam-Webster. Web. 03 Mar. 2017) The first school dress code law was established…

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    When in the course of school related events, it becomes necessary for the students to confute the current state of schools across the nation, and to reclaim their rights as people. Thus, we will not adhere to disregard any longer, as we must unite and form a declaration for our freedom and equality as citizens. Schools have long forced us to comply with their grueling, torturesome customs not only causing stress, but full scale mental illnesses. Us students feel that our rights have been…

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    Child Labour In The 1800s

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    (Cunningham 2005) said that until the 19th century policies had been drawn up with a concern either for the child’s soul or for the future manpower needs of the state. This is when the responsibility of the welfare of children began to move from the family towards the state. (Heywood 1988) stated that the government took responsibility over from the parents of children and started to develop other policies and services to decrease death rates and improve basic health needs. The year of 1833 the…

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    it has served the United States of America for over one hundred years. Freedom of expression is a controversial topic when applied to the school dress code. IN efforts to defend their case, school boards take the approach that the are not a totalitarian teaching style. Children are given a choice between punishment when the violate the dress code. THe rules are clearly stated and the choose to violate the school rules…

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    Strict Dress Codes

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    Effects of Uniforms and Strict Dress Codes on Schools Throughout the last half-century, dress codes and uniforms in schools have been a big topic of debate. They were introduced in many urban schools to help stop the rise of gang affiliation and in private schools to help create an inclusive environment for students. Implementing dress codes and uniforms were not always welcomed, as some students and parents feel that dress codes force every child to fit into a mold and take away the right of a…

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    high school. The article is titled, “The Sexism of School Dress Codes”. A young girl named Maggie Sunseri noticed that the dress codes in her school were geared more directly to girls than it was to boys. At first, Maggie rightfully saw this concept to be unfair. The rationale that the administrators gave behind this idea, however, was even more upsetting to Maggie. Those who were in charge at her school told her that the dress code was enforced so strictly for girls because certain clothing…

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    All too often I hear about what is happening on my tribal grounds back home in Oklahoma and it deeply saddens me. The quality of life on many reservations has been declining for years, and judging from just this past year alone, I can tell it will only worsen. My intended plans had always been to become a professor. Once I have obtained my doctorate, I feel I am more enabled to have a voice on the matter than I would have had previously. I intend to set up more scholarships for Native American…

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    1. Immigration and education. 2. In Sweden, an example of liberalism is The Liberals (FP), Socialism is Social Democrates(S) and Conservatism is Swedish Democrates (SD) 3. Both The Liberals and Social Democrates find immigration beneficial for societies and the country as a whole and is all for it, whereas the Swedish Democrates aren't too keen with the idea of too many immigrants which indicates their conservative behavior while the Liberals and Social Democrates views indicates socialistic…

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    History Maker Homes and I checked off tasks on an individual agreement that will be completed over the length of the internship. Four of the agreed upon task are procurement and expediting, project planning and scheduling, cost controls, and project administration. During my internship each task is to be worked on to learn the process of residential construction which will build my experience for a future career. Procurement and expediting is the process of gathering materials from an external…

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