Pros And Cons Of Wearing School Uniform

The regulations of whether or not wearing school uniforms, is a subject in controversial in today’s society and is a constantly undergoing debate. Students in today’s world like to be free of expression and their sense of individuality. Although school uniforms is a popular topic, that does not mean everyone needs to be in on this deal. In this essay I will argue the topic of how students should not be held captive for wearing school uniforms to class everyday. Firstly, I believe that wearing a school uniform does not give children a sense of individuality and suppresses their own true identity. The way they dress and present themselves is essential to their upbringing as it helps them to learn about themselves and is a way in which one can express themselves. Plus, our teachers are always saying how important it is to just be ourselves and not to worry about what others might think. Having a uniform takes that away from us, and this may lead students to try to find other ways

Just because someone’s pants are around their ankles, or their shirt is a little to low, does not mean uniforms should b put into policy. You are taking away their individuality. If you do not like what you see, do a dress code, not a uniform. For example, no sagging pants, no low cut shirts, no holes above the knees, no skin showing when arms are lifted, and there are many other rules you can incorporate. I feel the need that the students should dress how they want and how they feel is comfortable, but make sure the other people want to see what you are showing them. Think about if, if you really do not want pants sagging or cleavage showing, teach them to wear a belt. The child or teen should not be punished because you did not tell them how to properly be dressed. No one should have to wear a school uniform, but rather imply a school dress code for better understanding of what and what not to