Some Parents’ Lack Of Standards Makes Uniforms Necessary For All Students
Ufletdrop,i ,14.2> Am Astounded That Parents Like Joann Shiner Are Actually
Writing Letters To The Editor Complaining About School Uniforms (oct.1). These
Parents Obviously Have No Idea How Horrible The Taunts And The Peer Pressure
Are Among Students Nowadays. Their Own Kids May Be Refusing To “tell”. The
Days Are Over Say The 1960s Or 1950s When The Principal And School Board Can
Legislate Modest, Reasonably Fitted And Reasonably Priced School Clothes.
There Is Presently Only One Way To Keep Clothing From Being A “big Deal” And
That Is To Have A “school Outfit”, Called A Uniform. Given The Lack Of Dress
Codes In Brains Of Some Who Think That Bare Midriffs, Belly Button Rings,
Tattoos And Skirts That Cover Nothing Are Suitable For Girls In High School,
We Can Only Return The Schools To Places Of Education By Making Them
Non-clothes-associated Places. Students Desperately Need Fewer Things To
Think About. This Will Assure That Clothing Stops Being One Of Them. If All
Parents Were As Forward-thinking As Joann Shiner, They Would Not Have A
Dress-code Problem. Unfortunately Other Brains Rule Many Clothes Closets.
Unfortunately, Schools Need Uniforms. Fr Marcia Cromwell Walls Nanticoke
