Changed Dress Codes

Have you ever wondered about the effects that would be brought if school started later? At the moment, school clearly begins too early. This is a problem that is unquestionably bringing negative affects to many students. Many schools throughout the country are addressing this problem by considering school schedule changes including later start times for middle and high schools. Research indicates there are unfavorable effects to current school schedules, as well as well as positive effects to delayed start times. To best meet the needs of teens, school should start later.

Have you ever been late to school because you slept in? Have you ever missed the bus because you are still sleeping? Since the dawn of time, schools have started early schools always wanted to get a head start on the day. Even elementary schools start at the same time as middle school and high school. With schools starting early school districts think that children with have time for homework and extracurriculars. Schools shouldn’t continue starting early because students wouldn’t be rushed and stressed, students would get the recommended amount of sleep, and students would have better grades.

What would I change in the dress code? Well I go to a middle school wear their strict on dress code I have nothing to wear anymore because of the dress code! If I could the dress code I would change the shorts and ripped jeans because not everything can be dress coded I get it that it shows our “thighs” but not everything does that’s why I wanna change it because not everything shows a lot. I wanna be be able to wear shorts to school and ripped jeans without getting in trouble so with ripped jeans we could wear spandex under them and not get in trouble for showing our legs or thighs. The shorts are gonna be short because their shorts I get that but some shorts aren’t we could do the same thing like we do with the ripped jeans wear spandex under it and if they ask just pull the spandex down and try to keep them down so it won’t show anything

In conclusion Making school start early for children and teens is not the way to go. If we as a whole start school too early we will prevent the children and teens from getting the sleep they need. By starting school too early the children and teens will eventually start falling asleep in class and therefore they will start losing information that they will need because they will be sleep and exhausted because of the lack of sleep. By starting school later on we can help children and teens around the world get the education, activities and sleep they

First of all, I think schools should start later. They should start later because it shows improvement in the way students perform throughout the day. A study at the US Air Force Academy showed students that started classes

if my school considered changing the dress code, I would want to change pajamas .the reason is because there is not any holes in them , they are comfortable , and they are not like leggings at all.if their was holes in the pajamas then that would be different but if they don't then we should be able and sometimes teachers might won't tell if they are pajamas.pajamas are really comfortable and that's why people wear them to bed. The thing about pajamas is that they are baggy and not tight and you can move around easily and them

Throughout the years the debate over school dress has been a hot topic, while dress codes are nothing new, they have been a growing issue that past few decades. According to Laura Birkett on the Toronto Star, “For as long as there have been teenagers, there have been adults aghast at their habits... often expressed by their wardrobe” (“Students Protest Dress Codes” IN7). Dress codes pose to have no actual effect on students in today's world. Birkett also explained that with dress code or without it kids will do what they want and will still, most likely, grow up to me respectable adults in the working class (“Students Protest Dress Codes” IN7). Dress codes have been proven unnecessary and therefore, have no positive benefits on students.

School dress codes interfere with building essential social skills. By attempting to force the entire student body to dress in a similar fashion, it makes it difficult to identify various groups, like the goths and the preps. Adolescents tend to gravitate towards the people who they identify as being similar to themselves. Like the saying goes, ‘birds of a feather flock together’.

I can understand why people would want school to start late, especially people in sports like my friend Taylor. she plays in a lot of sport and she has told me on many occasions that she would love it if school started later because of how many late nights shes spent trying to do homework or finish up projects. I truly wonder though if it would be something that can be easily changed. I know that many people have brought up the idea of changing the time when school starts but clearly they haven’t affected anyone’s opinions. Would it be worth all the trouble to give students maybe an extra hour of sleep.

Let’s get to the point. The school dress code is unfair and restrictive. And although it’s a good way to keep students from wearing anything violent or offensive, I find it to be rather… foolish. The administration puts up boundaries, restricting our self-expression through clothing.

Since then, the Superior High School has polished it’s dress code. Adding new rules forbidding girls to show their stomachs, legs and the worst of all, their necks. Even with this additions, the school is still facing controversies from parents who don’t believe the dress code is strict enough. “The girls should have to wear long sleeved turtle necked blankets to school.” said one male parent. “Our boys need to get their education without having to worry about the female body.”

Today in the workplace, the attire that people wear has become more varied and diverse. In the past businesses has followed strict policy on what is acceptable for employees to wear. The times have changed, although the dress code is not completely different there is still some differences.

If I could make a change to the dress code, it would be to wear pajamas. We can be comfortable. In the morning, we can sleep in until the bus comes. The only thing we would have to do would get up and walk out the door.

What time do you get up to get ready for school? Do you wake up at the last minute and have to rush? Some people may say that school starts too early, and in all reality it does. Students minds are never fully awake at eight a.m.. They may not give themselves enough time to eat breakfast. May not be getting enough sleep. Maybe they don’t have a ride. Are the teachers even ready? If school started an hour later would there be as many tardies? Pushing the start time back an hour may be beneficial for students and teachers.

Homework is the origin of problems within students, so reducing it to one page of work per class or at most the equivalence of twenty pages of reading a night will improve their overall well being and performance at school. Teachers appoint hours of work at night, which most students do not have the time to accomplish, especially when they want to have a gregarious life outside of school. These problems were well known to Maria, a student in tenth grade. Her normal day consisted of waking up at six, going to school all day, then having basketball. Basketball tended to go until at least nine o'clock at night and by the time she got home, she was mentally drained and still had at least three hours of studying, reading, math worksheets and science labs to finish. Not to mention she needed to shower and eat dinner. As she was in her room, she completely melted down from the pressure and lack of time she had as she stayed up until midnight endeavoring to finish her homework, resulting in less than six hours of sleep. Maria had everything going for her, she was popular, on varsity sports, and had a lead role in the band. She had a job and was involved in drivers ed. Maria, although seemed perfectly fine was actually suffering immensely from the pressure of keeping her grades up and succeeding in all her activities. Although, her grades started slipping from the lack of time she had to accomplish them. Teachers drowned her with homework, which she had no time to do. Many students