Why Schools Should Be Allowed To Dress Codes In Schools

Why can't people be happy in their own skin and feel confident in what they’re wearing? Why don't schools let both boys and girls wear what they want? Of course, school dress code is more lenient on boys than on girls. Why can't girls wear crop tops to school without being sent to the office and being asked to change their shirt? And also not having to be getting judged by everything that they’re wearing. Dress code may have made a lot of people not be happy with their own body, and have low self esteem, because school dress code has made them not feel comfortable in their favorite shirt or shorts etc. Everyone should have the right to wear what they want, even though there is limits students. Now granted, students should also understand that there are things that are inappropriate, but they should atleast be able to go to school and feel happy that, throughout the day they can have a good normal day at school without the students having to go to the office.

You're in English class. The teacher asks a question to the whole class, and you raise your hand. Then your shirt goes up. Instead of getting a smile from your teacher for getting the answer correct, you get a one-way trip to the main office. Well, this is what happens to so many girls at school every day. The dress code Brings girls self-esteem down, and you can miss So Many hours of class time.

“School officials have a responsibility to provide a safe, secure, and productive learning environment.” Therefore, schools have dress codes because the safety of students is very important. A teacher’s number one priority is their student’s safety and to have a good learning environment. All students should have the same right to their education. Is the clothing the students wear distracting others from learning? It is distracting to others, but that is not the only reason why schools have dress codes. Schools also have dress codes because it helps prevent students from being bullied based on their clothing, especially if they wear something offensive or inappropriate. It also helps them prepare for professional environments as adults in the workplace.

Why should schools modify their dress codes? All throughout the United States, schools have dress codes. Some dress codes have meaning full and low dress code rules, others have rules that make teens feel uncomfortable and get punished for. Daily students are judged on how they dress. Dealing with a dress code takes time and effort for a teen to understand why they are being punished.

The school dress code is a very controversial topic for boys and girls but mostly girls. They treat girl from a young age that we should be ashamed of our bodies and cover up because we're too distracting to the boys. Yes there does have to be some restrictions to the dress code but others that say our sholder is to distracting is taking it to far. Girls should be proud of themselves and really the dress code is tearing down their confidence. If were to distracting to the boys for even just showing a little bit of shoulder that boy should be talked to that girls shouldn't just be seen as an object of pleasure and that there human to. Instead of doing something like that we are told to cover up and should be ashamed for even showing even a little bit of our shoulders or stomach. We do however do need a dress code so people don’t just

Wearing uniforms is not something that is uncommon. There are many schools that require strict dress codes or even uniforms. Not only schools, but workplaces will require their workers to wear professional clothing or even a uniform. Our school has discussed requiring a dress code and I have been asked to share my thoughts on the topic. I believe that schools requiring a dress code set up students for successful futures and avoids trouble for students and teachers.

I feel that dress code is not only unfair, but non reasonable. Kids should have freedom to dress how they’re generation dresses, and feel okay or not get punished for it.

“Why are you wearing that” “Isn’t that a little too short” these statements and many more are phrases students hear every day from their school administrators and teachers because of out of date dress codes. Dress codes are becoming more and more of a problem with the uprising society. While there should be a dress code so students look more professional. School dress codes are being sexist against females and discriminating girls through rape culture, discrimination, and body shaming.

Some dress codes can be a hot-button issue in middle-school classrooms. While some people think of dress codes as a way to try to improve student discipline, others see the dress codes as a way to stifle individuality during a time when some students are jest learning to express themselves and others. Many schools have had a little success with the dress codes, but the administrators, teachers and parents need to take a closer look at all the issues that are surrounding dress codes before they start determining whether dress codes at schools are necessary for them.

The National School Board Association estimates that approximately 135,000 guns are brought to America’s 85,000 public schools each day. This is one reason school districts use to implement dress codes. Some schools even require students to have the belt line exposed at all times for fear of guns concealed under clothing. According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, during the school year of 2007-2008, 16.5% of all the public schools in the United States required students to wear uniforms and 54% enforce a strict dress code. Dress Codes have become an issue, and something needs to be done. Us females do not appreciate being told over and over that our bodies are “distracting”. Dress code usually always falls on females, prohibiting certain articles of girls’

I believe everyone should be able to wear whatever they want, however they want. The way people dress can be a way of expressing themselves, especially if it has to do with their gender identity. Kids have been sent home from schools because they were dressed like the opposite sex. Schools should be more open minded, schools should not have strict dress codes, and want kids to express themselves however they want.

School was once designed more for girls than boys until here recently. School is now designed with boys in mind more than girls because girls have a lower standing point but they have higher expectations.

Many schools all over the U.S. have a required manner of dressing, called a dress code. Having a dress code limits many children to be unique and have a freedom of choice. Studies show that 25% of Americans who don’t have a dress code grow up to be successful and have their own business of clothing line. So, should the dress code still be established if the dress code is non-productive.

Last week we had the presentation on dress codes in schools. I definitely think that schools need some form of dress codes for students, but I am undecided on key details of what the dress code should include. The topic of dress codes for students had me thinking about dress codes as a teacher.

Many states have enacted laws allowing school boards across the nation to make a dress code for students. These dress code laws in schools have been passed to endorse a safe, orderly school environment, avoid obstruction with schoolwork, and to promote consistency of student dress. Dress codes passed by school districts that forbid clothing that is offensive, obscene or worn in a way that cut short school activity are allowed. On the other hand, dress codes that repress the expression of students are usually not permitted.