School uniforms are also known as dress codes, and help keep what students wear to school, appropriate. School uniforms have been around for quite some time, and
can be found in many places. They are most popular in primary and secondary schools in many nations. School uniforms should not be enforced because they eliminate
freedom of expression, conflict with articles of clothing worn in a religion, and do not reduce bullying in schools. Also, because school uniforms restrict creativity and
foster resentment in students ("Rights of Students").
Students should be allowed to express themselves in more ways than one, and one crucial way is clothing. Schools should not have uniforms because uniform and dress
code policies, despite what some say, do not create greater security in schools ("Rights of Students"). Many will use this false piece of information as a main reason to
enforce school uniforms, even though this statement is false. One example of extreme uniforms enforcement came up in Hyrum, Utah, where the school had volunteered
the idea of banning jeans in school. Students were very upset, and because of this, parents of these students voted no on this rash uniform idea, allowing students to
breath a sigh of relief ("Ban Jeans in Schools?"). Another reason for not allowing uniforms is because mandatory and restrictive uniform policies violate students’ First
can be found in many places. They are most popular in primary and secondary schools in many nations. School uniforms should not be enforced because they eliminate
freedom of expression, conflict with articles of clothing worn in a religion, and do not reduce bullying in schools. Also, because school uniforms restrict creativity and
foster resentment in students ("Rights of Students").
Students should be allowed to express themselves in more ways than one, and one crucial way is clothing. Schools should not have uniforms because uniform and dress
code policies, despite what some say, do not create greater security in schools ("Rights of Students"). Many will use this false piece of information as a main reason to
enforce school uniforms, even though this statement is false. One example of extreme uniforms enforcement came up in Hyrum, Utah, where the school had volunteered
the idea of banning jeans in school. Students were very upset, and because of this, parents of these students voted no on this rash uniform idea, allowing students to
breath a sigh of relief ("Ban Jeans in Schools?"). Another reason for not allowing uniforms is because mandatory and restrictive uniform policies violate students’ First
Amendment rights. ("Rights of Students").