Would you rather to assist a school with a designated uniform?

Or one which allows you to wear whatever you want?

I know, most american schools have no designated uniform, however in most places of the world: its not that way.

so which one would you rather? as for me I rather to assist one with designated uniform...I dont have a lot of clothes, and the ones I have dont fit me well/are not that cool so i'd wear all of my clothes real fast and chances are I would have to use the same pant/shirt twice a week.

so uniform for me.

Designated uniform.

Uniforms.

Giving teenagers that much freedom is a bad idea. This is a place of learning, not a hangout.

Uniforms have often been show to improve school work environment.ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]Uniforms have often been show to improve school work environment.XiaolinPrincess

They are standard in Australia and you can be very sure that it does not crush individualism - unless clothing is your only form of expression.

They are standard in Australia and you can be very sure that it does not crush individualism - unless clothing is your only form of expression.

DigitalExile

Wait does anyone actually think uniforms crush individualism?lightleggy

[QUOTE="lightleggy"]Wait does anyone actually think uniforms crush individualism?DJ_Lae

No uniforms. All it does is annoy kids.

I wore whatever the f*** i felt like wearing when i went to school. Uniforms are for students that have teachers who... i dunno where i was going with this... xDLost-Memory

Red and Gold uniforms, or least thats how my High school uniform would have looked like if our school had uniforms.

So yes, schools should have uniforms.

[QUOTE="ROFLCOPTER603"]

No uniforms. All it does is annoy kids.

lightleggy

And self-entitled, lazy...

[QUOTE="Lost-Memory"]I wore whatever the f*** i felt like wearing when i went to school. Uniforms are for students that have teachers who... i dunno where i was going with this... xDlightleggy

Actually it is"literally" relevant... If the students don't like uniforms then they will complain to parents who will complain to the school who will eventually change the rules.

honestly uniforms are not bad at all, it shows that whether a child is poor or rich they are no different then their fellow classmate and will provide a nice enviroment

I don't care either way. I know everyone in my area would be pissed beyond belief is they had to wear uniforms, though.

Uniforms would at least give me an excuse to wear a skirt.

uniforms= no. i would never send my kids to one. Now i think every school should have uniform set in for the kids who want look stupid where jeans around there knees, t shirts twice has big, ect ect

for you saying you don't have many wareable clothes, Well shoot you know what i had in school? 4 shirts i would wear, and 10 pairs of jeans but i only liked 3 of them. i wouldn't never wear the other ones. Not kidding, Pants has long there not dirty/ smelly feel free to wear them 3-5 days in a row. Shirts don't wear them back to back but who cares as it's not dirty/smelly, Who truelly going care?

If you want more shirts head over walmart they like 10 bucks and they will last you for a year easy.

i'm the person who could give a rats ass about clothes. i laugh at people who spend $80 on some pair of jeans, $200 on some shoes, 30-40 on shirts ect.

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="Lost-Memory"]I wore whatever the f*** i felt like wearing when i went to school. Uniforms are for students that have teachers who... i dunno where i was going with this... xDROFLCOPTER603

Actually it is"literally" relevant... If the students don't like uniforms then they will complain to parents who will complain to the school who will eventually change the rules.

you think they have not complained about uniforms in my school? and pretty much in every other school out there? for example in mine, girls have to wear skirts, they cant wear pants only if they have gym class that day, they dont like the skirts because some days are extremely cold or with a lot of wind so you know what happens when you mix those 2 with skirts, and they have complained countless times for years but the school hasnt changed the rules, if you dont like it the principal pretty much tells you to gtfo

uniforms= no. i would never send my kids to one. Now i think every school should have uniform set in for the kids who want look stupid where jeans around there knees, t shirts twice has big, ect ect

for you saying you don't have many wareable clothes, Well shoot you know what i had in school? 4 shirts i would wear, and 10 pairs of jeans but i only liked 3 of them. i wouldn't never wear the other ones. Not kidding, Pants has long there not dirty/ smelly feel free to wear them 3-5 days in a row. Shirts don't wear them back to back but who cares as it's not dirty/smelly, Who truelly going care?

If you want more shirts head over walmart they like 10 bucks and they will last you for a year easy.

k2theswiss

[QUOTE="k2theswiss"]

uniforms= no. i would never send my kids to one. Now i think every school should have uniform set in for the kids who want look stupid where jeans around there knees, t shirts twice has big, ect ect

for you saying you don't have many wareable clothes, Well shoot you know what i had in school? 4 shirts i would wear, and 10 pairs of jeans but i only liked 3 of them. i wouldn't never wear the other ones. Not kidding, Pants has long there not dirty/ smelly feel free to wear them 3-5 days in a row. Shirts don't wear them back to back but who cares as it's not dirty/smelly, Who truelly going care?

If you want more shirts head over walmart they like 10 bucks and they will last you for a year easy.

lightleggy

Howsmall are you?Do you have medical problems?

[QUOTE="ROFLCOPTER603"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"] uniforms are for schools which have a rule to use uniform...the student's opinion is literally irrelevant in this matter.lightleggy

Actually it is"literally" relevant... If the students don't like uniforms then they will complain to parents who will complain to the school who will eventually change the rules.

Refunds? I thought we were talking about all schools, not just private ones?

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="ROFLCOPTER603"]

Actually it is"literally" relevant... If the students don't like uniforms then they will complain to parents who will complain to the school who will eventually change the rules.

ROFLCOPTER603

Refunds? I thought we were talking about all schools, not just private ones?

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="k2theswiss"]

uniforms= no. i would never send my kids to one. Now i think every school should have uniform set in for the kids who want look stupid where jeans around there knees, t shirts twice has big, ect ect

for you saying you don't have many wareable clothes, Well shoot you know what i had in school? 4 shirts i would wear, and 10 pairs of jeans but i only liked 3 of them. i wouldn't never wear the other ones. Not kidding, Pants has long there not dirty/ smelly feel free to wear them 3-5 days in a row. Shirts don't wear them back to back but who cares as it's not dirty/smelly, Who truelly going care?

If you want more shirts head over walmart they like 10 bucks and they will last you for a year easy.

ROFLCOPTER603

Howsmall are you?Do you have medical problems?

[QUOTE="ROFLCOPTER603"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"] they could complain all they want im pretty sure they would just tell the parents "if you dont like it you can take your kid and put it in another school, and no refunds either"lightleggy

Refunds? I thought we were talking about all schools, not just private ones?

I have to pay taxes whether I go there or not.

[QUOTE="lightleggy"]Wait does anyone actually think uniforms crush individualism?DJ_Lae

Absolutely, they do. I Wear what i wear because I like it. Everyone can piss off. I took F's in gym because I refused to change my clothes. My look, hair, makeup, style is a part of me. Uniformed schools can kiss my ass. Ruining individuality. "Lets have everyone dress the same" Hello? How is that good?Im a guy, by the way.

umm. time head over the kid area? or even better yet there are stores that specialist is stuff that is odd. If all fails you can go the internet, price can go up little more because of that but hey take care of the clothes they last you a while. One of my mother friends is pretty big and tall and find cloths is hell for him so he buys all is cloths from the internet. k2theswiss

I'd go if my uniform was something like this

Looks like a suit or tuxedo, UK or Japan use this version way better than what I had to use, something like this

Only with dark blue pants, fugly as sin.

(Edit: Pic was found in google, I'm not any of those kids nor do I have any type of connection)

[QUOTE="XiaolinPrincess"][QUOTE="ferrari2001"]Uniforms have often been show to improve school work environment.lightleggy

Actually, that might be the case. The only reason I never joined the scouts was because I hated the uniform. I never felt like I belonged in one.

I'd go if my uniform was something like this

Looks like a suit or tuxedo, UK or Japan use this version way better than what I had to use, something like this

Darthkaiser

That is a nice get up for a uniform :o I would've liked to wear it in HS.

[QUOTE="DigitalExile"]

They are standard in Australia and you can be very sure that it does not crush individualism - unless clothing is your only form of expression.

lightleggy

No, because all the kids at my school would just get angry and start rebelling. Uniforms would be more trouble than they're worth. Dress codes are definitely a must though.

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="XiaolinPrincess"] I honestly don't see how uniforms can improve school work environment. I think it's just another way that we are forced to conform... and I'd rather die at a very young age than to conform.BuryMe

Actually, that might be the case. The only reason I never joined the scouts was because I hated the uniform. I never felt like I belonged in one.

I didnt wear my senior shirt in highschool because I didnt like how it fit. i dont give a damn about my college sports teams, colors, pride. Its all crap if you ask me. You can believe in it if you want, but I think the individual is most important. being yourself. Not going with the crowd and being driftwood.

Uniforms are terrible. Some people look like crap in uniforms and are stuck like that for 4 years. Imagine what that does to self esteem.

i personally hated uniforms growing up. so no.

I would rather there be at best an accepted clothing policy.

[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"][QUOTE="lightleggy"]Wait does anyone actually think uniforms crush individualism?lightleggy

Forcing someone to wear something to make them represent a homogenous group is a perfect example of trying to squelch individualism.

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="DJ_Lae"] It's the main reason why private/Catholic schools use school uniforms.Rhazakna

Forcing someone to wear something to make them represent a homogenous group is a perfect example of trying to squelch individualism.

I'm pro-uniform, but here in the UK we teachers are fighting a losing battle over the way it's worn (untucked shirts, ties worn like scarves etc etc.). Sometimes there are bigger issues to deal with and the consequence is that you almost need to get rid of the uniform to make the kids look tidier.