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    The percentage of the public school requiring uniforms increased from 12 percent in 1999-2000 to 19 percent in 2009-2010, according to the U.S Department of Education (Parrish). The percentage of principals who reported a strict dress code increased from 47 percent in 1999-2000 to 57 percent (Parrish). Government school principals have always been serious about education issues, but there’s been a significant shift in their mindset about uniforms (Milburn). A growing number of high schools are…

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    Student Dress Code Essay

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    citations than boys do for dress code. Girls report that they feel embarrassed or ashamed by school authorities when cited, which has a negative impact on girls’ confidence and sense of self. Because girls have more fashion options than boys, they are subjected to more attention to the dress codes, however transgendered students also have higher rates of citations because they do not wear what is expected of their sex, even if it falls within dress code regulations. Dress codes affect students…

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    really are, they need to enjoy their childhood. To start with families have traditions they follow. Now every parent raises their child the same way. Everyone is different and have their own styles. As a kid all your clothes are colorful and when you dress yourself you don’t…

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    her own parents do not recognize. When we are placed within a small group of individuals we often find ourselves, or change into the person we wish to become. Because the plastics lack within- group diversity, they are all expected to act the same, dress the same on certain day, and even think the same. When these types of things are implied, and forced upon, we find that many times we lose a since of our individuality. When Cady tells the girls she is considering joining the mathletes they tell…

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    The debate on school uniforms has been ongoing in the United States since the mid-1980s. Long Beach, CA was the first community to create a district wide uniform policy in 1994. Supporters of school uniforms say uniforms are beneficial and create an even playing field for socio-economically challenged students. Opponents of school uniforms say they are unnecessary and stifle students. Uniforms are more common in urban and higher poverty schools than suburban and low poverty schools. Long Beach…

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    Graffiti In Schools

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    Although graffiti is a major conflict in school, there are many ways to cut down graffiti acts inside bathrooms, stairwells, and the entire school property. In the past graffiti was not a problem, over time students have been let free to do whatever they want, and deterring these acts of vandalism will improve how students gradually become geniuses of the next generation. The way to terminate graffiti in schools starts by putting a sign in sheet in the lavatory. So, when students undertake…

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    What Is Composting Wrong

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    Trash is a problem in our modern society, admit we cant hardly get rid of it , and now we can fix a big part of this problem by just composting in our school. Composting is the more reasonable thing to do, mostly because throwing all of our trash in one place is wrong. Schools don't want to compost because they think its to much trouble, and not many people want to do that type of work. On the other hand people are saying that land fills are getting at capacity with trash from the neighboring…

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    Transgender students hope that eventually, they will be treated as equals to their fellow peers. That they, as transgender students will be able to share locker rooms, changing rooms, as well as restrooms with students of the gender they identify themselves as. These transgender students hope to prevail against gender discrimination. Many schools, “...require transgender students to use private changing and showering facilities, drawing opposition from these students, their parents and advocates…

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    needed for a happy and successful life; so why not prepare our children for such a life? I remember when I was young, around the age of 16, year 2004, a freshman in high school, Miami-Dade County Public Schools District enforced an official mandatory dress code policy stating that every school which falls under its district must wear uniforms, to include all students and faculty members. There were whispers or rumors for years of this policy coming. It took a while for the schools district to…

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    through their clothing. Even though dress code says not to be distracting, students should feel power in their own attire. Rachel Zoe couldn’t have said it better herself in her quote, “Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak”. With that girls have a right to wear what they want, to feel comfortable in their clothes, and to not be shot down and feel threatened in their bodies. There are many other reasons that there should be changes to the dress code, but here are the most…

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