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10/23/2013 4:54:10 PM
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Why don't US schools have Uniforms?
Is there a particular reason or is it just a cultural thing?
It always seems strange to see people not wearing blazers, shirts and ties in a high school ._.
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1 ReplyBecause that's Socialism and that shit is not allowed here.
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Chicks in uniforms look hot. Sometimes.
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>tfw I have to go to school in a suit
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1 ReplyEdited by Comet: 10/23/2013 5:25:39 PMprivate schools have uniforms. public schools usually dont. also: [quote]muh freedumz![/quote]
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Catholic schools have uniforms, public schools don't.
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1 ReplyOh my God, that would suck massive cock...
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American students couldn't them when public school was instituted, so only rich kids in private school could afford uniforms on top of a regular wardrobe. By the time everyone could afford them, American students had more social power than they used to, and they argued against it in public outcry.
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I went to a Catholic grade school and am currently in a public high school. I never minded wearing uniforms. It kind of sickens me to see what kids these days deem good enough to wear to school.
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Because that is retarded.
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I don't know, probably something to do with the Constitution or something. I'm totally for it, however. I bet it would cut down on the very real issue of bullying, for one thing.
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My school has a uniform. Not all do, but some do.
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It is easier to let students wear what they want. I see no good reason for uniforms in school.
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1 ReplyPublic schools cant enforce something like that due to the constitution. Some have restrictions on what you can wear, regarding sayings or gang colors. But private schools do, several i went to had either uniforms or a dress code.
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Edited by McRibbitt: 10/23/2013 9:12:07 PMSome do, but most do not. Privates schools 99% of the time require a uniform. Mine does, just saying.
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My skool had a uniform we adopted in my sophomore year. It was gay.
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4 RepliesBecause outside of a private school, that would be a potential economic gate on education, lest you want tax payers buying and maintaining uniforms for people. Also, being free of uniforms allows students to express themselves more through what they choose to wear. I would think someone with "Psychologist" in their handle would be all for that.
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A lot of US schools have uniforms. Also to everyone saying "freedom, murrica!", you don't have many rights as a student when you go to a public school...so...you basically have to follow the mandated school code of conduct and that has your rights in it.
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I was once in the NJROTC. so wearing the outfit when i was at school was more then enough dressy for me. I can't see myself wearing a blazer, suit and tie plus the outfit. .-.
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Most schools have dress codes.
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Because expression and individualism. Uniforms basically undo all of that social reform that wanted to emphasize these two things.
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I don't know. I can't imagine myself in a uniform, it seems extremely annoying and restrictive. I like to wear bright colors n' shit.
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Americans like to do things differently.
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No idea, only private and religious schools do. I was fine with that seeing my outfit was nice, expensive, and well fitting.
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3 RepliesI had a uniform in middle school At the time I hated it but when I didn't have it I wished for it back. So much easier.
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Because it's stupid?
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They just don't? I think uniforms are a good idea, they help separate school/home better, and they make it easier in the mornings. Wearing a shirt and tie isn't exactly a big deal. When I did have to wear uniform, I never considered it a big deal. I never thought 'I wish we didn't have to wear uniform.'
