Dress code

A popular debate topic in today’s school system is the concept of student dress codes. The idea of a school dress code tends to mainly target female entire however, males are still affected by it. Girls, no matter what their age or where they are from, are being sexualized for wearing clothing that doesn’t cover their shoulders. People are accusing young females of wearing “distracting” outfits, which is jeopardizing their male classmate’s education. Not only is this shaming girls, but it is also

any of my school work.” Many girls have been offended by the school dress code for a long time now because they are usually sexist and only directed towards girls. Many cases have been made against having a dress code and whether or not they are fair for everyone because of this. The school dress code is not fair for girls because it body-shames them and takes away their education. Girls dress codes are fair because how people dress affects everyone, there is less bullying, and there is more concentration

Schools need to have dress codes so that no bullying occurs. Information states that schools should make students wear uniforms so that people can not be made fun of what they are wearing. If schools enforce a strict dress code, then students will not have to fret in the morning about how they need to look good or simply pick out what to wear, but instead put on a uniform and be done. Schools need to have a dress code for multiple reasons. One of the many reasons of why dress codes are a good thing

and depressing. All of it is caused by dress codes and uniforms because they limit you’re self-expression and make you feel like a nobody, but you’re not a simple nobody because you’re somebody who can do many things, but dress codes hold you back. Being held back by dress codes can limit a student’s self-expression and in some cases are a financial burden on families. Self-expression usually perused in schools, but how can that be done if school dress codes and uniforms hold down on their freedom

don’t get distracted by backs or shoulders in class. Students should be able to create their own dress code for their school. Students should be able to create their own dress code because it’s unfair that we can’t dress the way we want and express ourselves through clothes. Secondly, its sexist towards female students we should be able to have authority on our personal appearance. Lastly, dress code is unreasonable girls and boys often wear clothes that will keep them cool because its very hot in

By. Jace Brown and Madison Lusinger at MFMS The Marble Falls Middle School has a dress code that students must follow each day. Marble Falls Middle School’s dress code is strict but it isn’t always that bad. Students have gotten in trouble multiple times this year because of breaking dress code. The most common infractions include: wearing jeans with holes, not having long enough shirts for leggings and having too many piercings. Many students think they should be able to wear the clothes

Got a Dress Code, for a staff? Students have dress codes that they don’t like, so why don’t teachers also have dress codes? We should be treated equally. Yes, we are learning from them, and that’s exactly why. The issue is this, students have dress codes they must follow. Alternatively some schools have no rules for the teachers, so why don’t they? Teachers do need dress codes, because some of them don’t dress appropriately. At some schools, staff dress codes might be needed because of a teacher’s

Sexism in School Dress Codes In freshman year I remember walking down the hallway and seeing a girl wearing shorts and a t-shirt. The shorts were blue and adequately covered her body while the t-shirt was a white v-neck that exposed some of her chest. She was sent home because of how much of a “distraction” she would cause for the guys in her classes. I remember thinking that it was completely unfair: She was losing her opportunity to learn because her outfit was considered “distracting.” This type

School should not have dress code because I believe that when schools don't have dress code the students will focus better in class when they get to wear anything you want. When kids get to come to school in their own clothes they can focus better and they feel more comfortable in their own outfits and they don't have to worry about like everybody else. When kids get to wear whatever they want it's more fun to get up every morning and have fun finding your clothes and maybe you and your friends

School Dress Codes are Detrimental to Girls. In many American middle and high schools, there are rules on how you must dress. The most known of these are that boys must wear shirts and must not show their underwear, and girls must have shorts or skirts be fingertip length, not show shoulders or bra straps, and not show too much cleavage. The rules vary by school, but most of these rules are geared towards young women. College and real life do not have dress codes. Employers have dress codes so that