Dress

Do you ever wonder if your school dress code is fair? What i'm trying to say, is the dress code fair for girls. And do boys really get distracted by girls wearing shorts, leggings and yoga pants. Also, should girls/women be allowed to wear shorts and leggings to school, In the dress code girls can’t express themselves through clothing. They say that boys have a distraction problem when the girls wear shorts and leggings, but In athletics girls wear leggings and shorts, and the boys are in there

increasingly popular debate. Public schools have implemented dress codes for many years and state the policies clearly in school handbooks for all students and parents to read and abide. But do they really enforce these policies? Due to the current fashions, dress code policies, which are less restrictive than uniform policies, are getting harder and harder to enforce. It would be a full time job to address all the issues with student violations of dress in todays’ schools. Needless to say, this is at the

Dress codes in schools are not only unfair but sexist too. All over the internet girls state that they feel they are being unfairly targeted for their choice of clothes, but never see the boys get in trouble or even talked to about what they are wearing. This is not alright, us girls in the world shouldn’t have to think twice about what were wearing to school. We wear what we feel is comfortable and what makes us feel confident. When teachers and school authorities dress code us for this, it makes

office at her elementary school recently for violating a dress code prohibiting spaghetti-strap tank tops, she and her mother publicly challenged the policy as sexist and silly”(Maclean’s) More than half of public schools enforce a dress code and they all contain an underlying basis of sexism because of the stereotypes lain out by past generations. But the world is becoming more and more open-minded, so why not schools and their dress codes? Dress codes are sexist and should be changed seeing as they

principal 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

on. The fight for equality has been going on for years, but one thing that seems to affect most females is dress code. Why are females such a “distraction” to men? Why is it only females that get “shamed” for wearing certain things? How come schools and workplaces only enforce strict dress codes on females, while males can get away with wearing almost anything? If this really was a dress code then males would get the same punishments as females do, but they don’t. So how come in the year 2017 even

necessary for students to protest against dress code. Students should have the right to wear any type of attire they desire to because it is a form of expressing their individuality. The Declaration: We hold these principles to be self-evident, the dress code is sending an inaccurate message for the reason that it seems to be considered as if it is only applied towards girls, which is miscalculated because boys can wear clothes that remain part of the dress code. List of grievances: Until now, students

School dress code is possibly one of the most enforced rules in today's school system. Despite the issues of drugs, alcohol, or dangerous weapons on campus, the dress code system is clearly the most important issue in schools today. Who cares about the fighting, the bullying, or the education of students? A teenage girl's shoulder being shown is obviously much more distracting and dangerous to the school environment than kids throwing punches left and right. Everyday girls express themselves in

can’t wear? Depending on where you live and what district you’re in the dress code can vary. If you live in a better school district or private school, you might have a uniform or only be permitted a few things. If you live in a district that doesn’t enforce them as much you might be able to get away with a couple of things. Most people try to break them so they can fit in. Most schools don’t understand that. I think that dress codes should be less strict because they stop freedom of expression, they

activities we can be in. How we dress should not be one of those reasons. We have a right to what we wear on a day to day basis. I’m not saying that we should all be able to dress half naked, but we need to dress how we like. There should be no dress codes because the dress codes are sexest, we need to show our originality, and kids should not have to be taken out of school because their outfit is inappropriate. In schools, they usually just talk to the girls about dress codes. Saying no shoulders showing