Modesty

The school 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

From a very young age, girls are taught the importance of covering their bodies, to not reveal too much or they might just distract a boy. The uncomfortable feeling that comes with male strangers staring at you is taught to be avoided by wearing more clothing, and accepting the fact that “boys will be boys.” Dress codes are necessary in school when it comes to offensive clothing. I think no student should wear clothing that gives a derogatory message towards someone’s sexuality, religion or race

Through the generations, women’s clothing has always been criticized by men in horrifying ways. A female could be wearing an outfit as simple as a short and a subtle shirt; but that doesn’t see to satisfy the men’s perspective. Attire regulations seems to be a popular topic nowadays. It’s addressed at schools, work places, almost anywhere, except home and in public. What if every day you lived in fear of wearing the clothes you wanted because some people would have the audacity to catcall

The article I chose to read was called "Calling Yourself ‘Humbled’ Doesn’t Sound as Humble as It Used To," written by Carina Chocano. Chocano started the article discussing how Abraham Lincoln used the word humble in one of his political announcements. Lincoln using this term in one of his announcement is what helped set the standard in certain political persona. Not only is the word humble being used by politicians, but as well as athletes, celebrities, and other public figures. Athletes and celebrities

Dress-Down Day “...Strict clothes don’t always optimize efficiency.” (Fast Company). We want to be able to wear more kinds of pants, be able to wear more accessories, and we should have relaxed-dress days more often. Please Mr. Schneider, put the relaxed back in relaxed-dress days! We desire the privilege to wear sweatpants on relaxed-dress days. Sweatpants are a comfortable article of clothing. For example, sweatpants would assist students in concentrating on their work, rather than the itchy and

It’s the first day of school after the seemingly day long summer and everyone will have on their newest and best clothes that they collected over the multiple shopping days with friends. But there is a problem-your dress code-that is making it unbearably difficult to decide what would be, by school’s standards, appropriate. School dress codes have been around since 1969, and have gotten stricter and stricter over the years. Worst of all, these rules are targeting girls and making them feel ashamed

(WARNING: Extreme sarcasm and hyperbole ahead) Leggings, necklines, and hairnets. To the untrained eye, this seems to be a pretty random list of things. What you don't see is that this is infact a list of horrible gateway clothes that clearly cause other students to skip class, and do drugs. OBVIOUSLY! These things are clearly the devil’s work, I mean why else would a girl wear a v-neck? Thats why its on the dress code, to keep little girls out of the devil’s clutches. Clearly. Why else would Dress

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

A distraction is defined as anything that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else. Schools ridicule and stereotype girls as “distractions”. School dress codes have been modified to fix the distracting criteria. From filling ideals of modern day sexism, diminishing personal expression, and finally targeting self-esteem. Ideals of modern day sexism are a huge problem in our society. From a young age girls are taught our bodies are always sexualized and we must cover them. Schools

Dress Codes The dress codes began in the year 1966, when President Bill Clinton announced that American schools require a uniform to ensure the safety of the school children. If we enforce dress codes students will miss out on education, since teachers are more focused on enforcing the dress code than teaching. Dress codes are sexist and make women feel bad about themselves but, schools have every right to push for a safe and disciplined school environment. I believe enforcing the school dress