The importance of school uniform is a controversial subject. Many people believe having a school uniform shows children and young adults responsibility, discipline, and routine. It also encourages them not to worry about what they are wearing and how they look, but more focus on how everyone is the same and shouldn't worry so much about their clothing and looks, as school is for learning and building relationships. Some people don't agree with this, though. Others believe children and young adults should be allowed to express themselves how they want to at school (not showing anything indecent, of course), as it is a part of figuring yourself out and growing up, as well as finding friends with similar tastes. They believe that allowing younger people to wear what they want and finding out how they like to dress gives them a sense of freedom, self expression, self value, and simply allowing them to enjoy dressing how they like to dress. Some schools give all of it's students the same uniform, typically 2 uniforms, one for girls and one for boys. Other schools have a strict dress code, like neutral solid color polo shirts, neutral solid colored pants, neutral solid hoodies, or school spirit clothing.
"The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. February 25, 2013 By Vocabulary.com (NY) A woman's mind begins to unravel when she is confined to a yellow bedroom after being diagnosed with "a slight hysterical tendency."
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Poor school systems cramming in too much info within a similar amount of allotted time. An easy solution is to treat high school more like college, splitting it into separate building for what classes are in each building. Then by that point the students will have a basic understanding of what they want their career to be, and will be able to pick the classes they want, with the deadline being when they finish. On top of that this will increase jobs, which is always a plus
James Baldwin is more compelling