Students of today, are very self conscience about themselves and the clothing that they wear. If someone where to take a student that is very self conscience and told him/her to put on the uniform that made him feel uncomfortable, what is the point? The point is children have the right to wear what they want and to be an individual. Every child in this country has the right to get a public school education, and that right can not be conditioned upon compliance with a uniform policy. Some parents and children will have religious objections to uniforms which brings on another issue to deal with. In our nation today, Americans have the choice to support any of the thousands of religions that our society offers. Many parents do not want to send their kids to a school

As this chart shows, there are many different clothing company's with a range of prices. Cost is not a factor in the decision of making hundreds of children wear uniforms to study in their local high schools. The fact that hundreds of family's would be spending more money, does not seem to bother any of the staff members of the high school. However, it does in fact raise question in the home of the children across the nation.

The behavior of the students is a big concern to all of the teachers and staff members of high schools around the nation. Some think that if young teens are dressed in the same manor, they do not have to go through the fight of who is wearing the most expensive clothing. "I am a 9th grader at Northeaster high school and I think that uniforms are nice because you can't tell the rich from the poor but a lot of kids dont like them." As anyone can plainly see, students have mixed feelings about wearing school uniforms and there is nothing wrong with that. As adults it is our responsibility to make some decisions in our children's lives. Dr. Harold Goldstein of "Bethlehem Trinity Lutheran high school" is the superintendent who also has a very strong view on school uniforms:

Last but not least, the cost of school uniforms is something that people look at as a big negative. Uniforms do cost m

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