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mandatory school uniforms and dress codes. There are several positive and negative concerns when it comes to talking about clothing, but have you ever thought that dress codes and uniforms could be violated the First Amendment? When we think of dress codes at school, we think of clothing that is excessively revealing such as low cuts, exposure of undergarments, or even printed wording that advertises illegal content but have you ever thought that dress codes could be violated your rights. The First

at CHS should change the rule for dress code because most of us own out of dress code clothing and we have the most trouble with that one rule.The dress code rule is a major problem to us at CHS because us girls like to wear ripped jeans without leggings. The school has many rules that the principal has come up with such as tardies and not leaving campus to get food walking.The one rule I think the principal should change as soon as possible is the dress code rule. For example , two weeks into school

Could you imagine going to school and not having to worry about getting made fun of for what brand you wear or what your clothes? Well, maybe we can make this dream a reality and get the wheels rolling and encourage all public schools to consider having uniforms. There are so many reasons why uniforms would benefit not only the students but the parents as well. School uniforms should be required in public schools. One of the many reasons public schools should have uniforms is because parents

instead of deciding what to wear. Another scenario of school uniforms is that a student with an low income family can not afford the nice clothes that their peers have and is teased and taunted for it then it is bullying. If schools enforced a uniform code it would decrease bullying by wardrobe because the victim and the bully is wearing the same attire. According to the article titled Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms had a student

High school I feel will be a like an unorganized zoo with animals running wild around the place. When I go up to the high school I want it to feel like my second home although it won't be. I hope people won't really know who I'm related to cause I want to be known as myself not “Morgan Bergman’s little brother”, “Kelly Bergman's son”, or “Don Mowrey's grandson” I hate that. Then I hope I have good teachers not bad ones. That is what I want high school to be like for me. First of all, I want high

It’s a new year at Roosevelt High School which means new teachers, new classmates and of course, new couples who have decided to use the Roosevelt halls as their personal Motel 6. The torrents of young love (and teenage hormones) sweep people into an impenetrable bubble and while it is wonderful when somebody finds a person that they truly care about, people have to realize that there are boundaries. Whether you are an avid supporter of P.D.A. or despise it with all your might, many can agree that

Equity and Equality in the Canadian Education System Equality and equity, as it relates to economics, refers to the allocation of resources to consumers and deals with the issue of fairness. In CPE chapter 9, the authors differentiate between the two terms and relate it to day-to-day experiences. One example that was used was the methods people use measure their satisfaction and how that could result in equitable and efficient decision making. In Canada, the education system is not restricted to

Do you want your freshman year to be successful? If you do just do these three things which are. “Get good grades, follow the rules, and don’t tick off teachers.” If you do these three things your freshman year will be successful. The first thing you can do to be successful your freshman year is to get good grades. You will want to get good grades because you can pass all your classes so you won't have to retake any of them. Also you can get all of your credits because you passed all your classes

ended up connecting a huge community of architects, builders, tiny house enthusiasts, dreamers, and doers, and Boneyard Studios became a gathering place.”(Boneyard Studios, “FAQS”) This tiny home community was able to get around the city building codes with putting their homes on trailers. These mobile homes are subject to requirements of RV, since they can be parked in a RV lot and pay

Reflect on the usefulness of the two tools. I particularly enjoyed reading all about SCARF, more so than NVC, I think because I can relate more to it. Perhaps this means I need to work more on NVC? I’m not sure because I also like to think I can politely and correctly communicate with others, usually doing it assertively but in a non-violent way. The five key elements of SCARF (Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness, and Fairness) were perhaps a little more natural to me, than using the NVC