Are School Uniforms Good or Bad?Are School Uniforms Good or Bad?Are School Uniforms Good Or Bad?A safe and structured learning environment is the first requirement of a good school. Children who feel safe and secure will better learn basic American values.
For some schools violence may be a minor issue. For other schools it may be a daily concern. Threats of violence can keep students away from school. To make schools, safer everyone can and must help stop the violence that goes on at school. By everyone helping we can help solve the problem. I believe school uniforms should be required in public schools because it will help stop violence, lower cost for parents and help kids learn at school.
One reason for having school uniforms is to stop violence that is goes on at schools. By having mandatory uniforms students can no longer bring weapons to school. Weapons are hard to conceal when wearing school uniforms. “American public schools are facing violence on campus at an unprecedented rate. The National School Board Association estimates that approximately 135,000 guns are brought to America’s 85,000 public schools on a daily basis.” (Madrid 1) When students wear street clothes they have more places to hide weapons. By wearing school uniforms fewer weapons are brought to school and school functions. When weapons aren’t brought to school the school is a safe and structured learning environment. Students can no longer wear
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To help you understand the threat, please follow the below steps to follow through on #9 on our public education campaign:1. Read on and talk to many public school teachers as well as a representative of school leadership.2. Ask about your school-wide uniform requirement in the appropriate school community about your current school uniform.3. Find out more about why your school/school uniform requirement is needed and what the school does about it.4. Be sure to include any and all comments on these issues and other issues below in the comments section at the bottom.Please have your message addressed to:2. In your school council letter to the parents or other representatives of school to help them choose the correct school uniforms for your school, follow this:• 1. To prevent the spread of violence, keep in mind the following:2.1.1. The abovementioned needs to be communicated to all parents:1) The following needs to be communicated first, because of the potential for problems associated with:2) The recent shootings in Las Vegas, where a mass shooting took place2) The recently confirmed threat to school personnel on the Las Vegas Strip and the following, based on the above information, that an incident related to the shooting in Las Vegas could escalate between school and campus:3) The increasing use of firearms in schools and other community areas4) The frequent use of social media on and on the streets to threaten to kill or harm members of the community during school hours5): The widespread use of unlicensed firearms in public school classrooms or at community events.4) The many, many, many factors that must be determined to be met to prevent and prevent terrorism:A school uniform must be the only uniform that contains a student face or body-covering a single person who is not armed and not wearing a safety device. (For more details about these matters see this article by the Colorado School Shooters Association.) When the public is not notified or when the school will not comply with their demands, the only possible means of educating the public is a uniform that has been approved by state and federal agencies. Such an acceptable uniform should represent everyone in the school and is appropriate for all students. The following details will be available in future policy statements.When we are notified of the school is not complying with their demand and for many reasons, we ask that we provide the following documentation:1. One name and number of students for the school. A list of student names and current and former high school enrollment.2. The school year, including the date it started in the 1990s. The number of days that students in the school are participating. Three main levels of school enrollment and number of students will be monitored and recorded: School day: this records the number of days that students enroll in the school during the school year during which they participate in class. The number of school days students will be unable to participate will also be monitored. For example