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3 years ago

If you were a:

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sattari [20]3 years ago

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I am a student so I would belive school uniform is the worst. It's like a prision uniform( ugly and uncomfortable ) also it ruins the idea of spirit and pride.

if I were a parent I would probably think it's a great idea because now a days people wear really short clothes expecially girls.so the uniforms provide a sence of hiding those parts as well as providing equality.

if I were a principal I would love the idea. that means less write ups on dress code violations which equals less paperwork for me and it would also make the school look better and more proper

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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I am a student, and I believe that school uniforms are not great. The reason being that school uniforms could be hard to keep up with, as you may need to return to school. Another reason is that school uniforms can be very uncomfortable, and does not give the student freedom to wear what makes them comfortable.

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