namliffe

A lot of celebrities do it and even their fans. It's usually like the really famous celebrities too... It doesn't make much sense.

Cost: Uniforms are still clothes and can cost just as much or even MORE than normal clothes

Judging: People will judge others MORE for not having certain brands etc. Instead, the school should teach kids something useful, like

how much you spend doesn't determine the quality of clothes.

Also, this idea is the same as communism. If everyone gets the same then everyone is equal. Just. No.

Focus: It doesn't keep the focus on learning, if the kids don't want to focus on learning, wearing uniforms won't enforce this. They

will easily turn their attention to something else.

Looks professional: Why not just encourage students to dress more sophisticated and formal without forcing them to wear the same thing?

Identification if leaving school: It's possible to just change clothes once out of school or right before leaving?

Unity: So in order to unite, students all have to look the same? That's only reinforcing the negative notion that looks are more important than a person's qualities.

Don't have to worry about what to wear: This makes no sense to me. Who struggles this much putting an outfit together? It takes

like 5 minutes?!

In high school, this is just unacceptable. High schoolers are old enough to know how to dress.

telling them how to dress only makes them hate school more.

This should not be required for public schools, only as a voluntary thing.

As long as the online school is accredited. I've been going to public school all my life, and I want to do online school for the first semester then transfer.

They're all the same, dress, act, and like the same things(Generally speaking)

and few even have talent anymore.