#Myschool uniform code#

Some argue that a school dress code is needed. “My mom isn't in a good state right now, but she still has to set a lot of money aside because she needs to buy school clothes cause I changed shirt and pants sizes a lot,” he said. I interviewed a student named Ahmad Black who goes to Ginn Academy, who said he wasn’t a fan of dress codes. Schools should help students instead of hurting them and give students the freedom to choose. If students could wear what they wanted, they would feel comfortable and concentrate better. There is no reason you should hurt someone’s grade over clothes. For example, in Catholic schools, girls are often required to wear skirts, even in the wintertime, leaving them too cold to concentrate on school work. It can distract them from learning and can hurt their grade. Some students may find school clothes uncomfortable. School officials said the student suffered visible injuries and required immediate medical attention, and the teacher was fired for it, and may face criminal charges. A press release from the school district in Elkhart, Indiana earlier this year reported that a teacher confronted a student about a hoodie worn to class at Jimtown High School, and physically assaulted the student. Plus, dress codes can lead to unnecessary confrontation between students and staff. They may have to serve detentions, be put into in-school suspension rooms, or even face suspension. In addition, students get in trouble for coming to school without school clothes. Students are losing educational time over clothing. This has happened to me once when I was in middle school.

An example is when students cannot find shirts or pants. One way it is problematic is that it can make people late for school. School dress codes can cause lots of other problems. Students should be allowed to wear the clothing of their choosing. Students will not wear these clothing items outside of school, so families should not be forced to spend more money for school clothes. Schools should help students and families, rather than hurt them. This suggests flaws in school dress codes. This is not good for families that do not have this money. For example, one shirt can cost roughly $10-$35 dollars or more, and pants can cost between $30-$50 dollars or more. Requiring dress codes forces families to waste money buying clothing that they do not need. School dress codes should be eliminated from schools because it prevents students from being successful in the classroom. Lastly, uniforms can be uncomfortable and make it so students cannot focus. Dress codes can make kids late for school and hurt their grades. Dress codes cause families to waste additional money buying extra clothes. However, school dress codes should not be a rule in all schools nationwide. My school at Cleveland Early College has a dress code and you must wear it to school every day. So many schools choose a school dress code. Many educators say that clothes can affect your grades and behavior in school.