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    rc Williams Mandatory School Uniforms The practice of requiring students to wear uniforms is becoming more common in public schools all over the United States. Uniform policies are on the rise throughout the country, with nearly one in five schools requiring them. There are many controversial opinions regarding the pros and cons of mandating school uniforms. . Proponents can argue that school uniforms result in safer schools and equality amongst the students. Those that oppose can argue…

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    How does it affect students? School culture, also referred as school climate, is not commonly discussed, but it is important to mention. School culture has a variety of meanings, from the feeling one endures once they step onto a campus, to even an unpleasant comment they hear in the hallway. Everything that happens at school, from an emotion to a comment, is school culture. School culture is the fundamental foundation that facilitates students to academically succeed; it consists of values,…

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    Have you ever felt violated by school dress codes or seen others get discriminated by them? Being a girl myself, I’ve come to the realization that the dress code is specifically made to restrict females. They discriminate against girls and make them feel like it’s their fault, when boys see them as just an object when we chose to dress how we see fit. Dress codes that school boards across the country have, impose on teen girls by diminishing self perception of inadequacy, lowering self worth…

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    Karlon Hall Case

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    KROON HALL SHANE J. TUCKER PROFESSOR G. ARMOUR FRIDAY 2017 Before Kroon Hall, a brownfield site crowded by gloomy brown stone, pavement, dumpsters and an aging power plant. The goal was to erase what was and devolpe and establish a building that would bring natural light and openness along with a connection to the environment that surrounds it. An extensive Project team, and structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire Protection engineers were incorporated to bring this…

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    Craig's Roofing Analysis

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    A Cosmetic Touch This content was written for Exterior Solutions by Craig’s Roofing Did you know that your roof could actually have cosmetic touch to your home? I want you to go ahead and go outside, take a look at your roof, and see how you feel about it. If you do not like your roof, or actually show safe love your roof, you need to call Exterior Solutions by Craig’s Roofing today. They actually can provide you with a brand-new roof, that has and aesthetic look to it, and provides a cosmetic…

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    partner of their life. At the same time, allowing date between faculty and student may set an example for student to do the same and the school environment can be compare to a romantic beach where lovers are kissing and flirting because the school code of conduct allows date. This type of school environment is deviated from its main purpose which will affect the school and student’s reputation therefore lowers the school rating. The school of conduct getting involve in dictating not to date at…

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    Hat And Hood Essay

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    Is the Hat/Hood Policy Too Harsh? How many times have you walked into a school wearing a hat and had a staff member ask you to take it off? Maybe you thought it suited your outfit, or maybe you were using it to cover up your messy hair that day. Have you ever wondered why you aren’t ever allowed to wear hats or hoods in school? I think that the hat and hood policy in schools should be changed to be less restrictive. First, some of them don’t really distract or obscure anybody at all. Also, the…

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    I thought it was really interesting to read ‘What is on you Classroom Wall’ when thinking about how the structure of a school can impact the school climate. This poster was supposed to be a motivational poster to a specific culture and therefore, specific students, yet it was a totally flawed and almost rude representation of this culture. There is so much more diversity than to just the Hollywood image of American Indians; this counselor had put 500 different American Indian nations into…

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    would you feel if your student were sent home due to a dress code violation? On an outfit that you thought was acceptable? Would you complain to the school board, or tell your child that they cannot wear that anymore? Many parents have controversial feelings towards dress codes and when their child becomes victim to violating it they are often not pleased. Multiple students cannot drive; so when they disregard the school 's dress code, their parents have to pause whatever they are doing to come…

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    controversial issues about the educational system have been brought up over the years, school uniforms being one of them. Uniforms provide equality in the classroom which lower the chances of bullying, saves money on clothing, and helps reinforce dress code in a more mannerly way. Bullying has been around since the dawn of ages. As society has grown, whether it be technologically or just as whole, so has bullying. According to an anti-bullying survey, “About 14% of 8th - 12% graders and 22% of…

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