Pros And Cons Of School Dress Codes

Would you want to modernize the school dress code? Yeah me too! I think itś so stupid to have a dress code because you should be unique and wear and dress yourself the way you want and like. You should wear what you like and don´t wear what you don 't like ,patterns, styles ,colors and designs. Most of the students and staff think dress code should not be allowed. Now I wonder why do we actually have a dress code? School dress code does not improve student behavior and need to be eliminated.

So I go to oak grove middle school and we have a dress code policy. It contains shirts , shoes and pants. I personally think that it 's dumb because this is a free country and you should be able to wear what you want. I think that we should have a protest

It cost parents way more money for clothes if you have a dress code or have a school . It would cost your parents 40% more money for a dress code clothes each year. Not many high schools and colleges had school uniforms in the 1960s, but most had dress codes. For a good portion of the 1960s, young women were not allowed to wear pants of any kind to class, and young men were forbidden to wear blue jeans. Students were expected to maintain a neat appearance, and until the second half of the decade they generally complied without much complaint. The impact of the mod look was felt a few years into the decade in school wear. Young women wore as high a miniskirt as they could get away with, and brighter colors and patterns filled the school halls. But the first half of the 1960s, especially in high schools, was characterized by a general tendency to maintain a conservative manner of school dress codes. As the mod look became more standard, and as the tremors of the anti establishment sentiments of the latter part of the decade started to be felt, many high-school and college students alike quickly adopted it.For the first half of the twentieth century the big designers targeted adult women since they or their husbands had the money to spend. Girls dressed in basic school clothes: plain dresses or cotton blouses, cardigan sweaters, and wool