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rckt148 · 61-69, M
I can see the benefits of a uniform at some schools .
It puts everyone on the same playing field
and the kids who's families have means can't pick on the kids less fortunate .
they all wear the exact same thing .
Then they can concentrate on the reason they are there ,and not the fashion show .
It puts everyone on the same playing field
and the kids who's families have means can't pick on the kids less fortunate .
they all wear the exact same thing .
Then they can concentrate on the reason they are there ,and not the fashion show .
rckt148 · 61-69, M
@SmartKat I always thought the girls uniforms with knee high socks was kind of sexy myself .
I seen girls roll up the waist line to make them shorter ,tie the top instead of button them .
So I am glad most schools have a dress code that require uniforms and them to be worn a certain way .
A teenage boy wouldn't get much work done with all that on his mind .
My Nephew was bullies in regular school ,now my brother is not the man to toy with especially when it comes to our kids ,he spent 18 yrs in prison ,so lets say he is not afraid to go back .
But his woman worked hard to keep the family together while he was in and out of prison ,so when her son was bullied a private school was offered to him .
Some of the kids in that school ,their families are rich ,my brother is not .
So the uniforms help him to fit in .
He looks the same as everyone else ,he is amazingly smart .
So this will keep him interested in school and living up to his potential
and not thinking of dropping out from being bullied ,he gets along good with his classmates at the new school ,he actually hated virtual school over the virus.
He and my son both missed their classmates .
And my brother won't end up back in prison for threatening a principle .
I seen girls roll up the waist line to make them shorter ,tie the top instead of button them .
So I am glad most schools have a dress code that require uniforms and them to be worn a certain way .
A teenage boy wouldn't get much work done with all that on his mind .
My Nephew was bullies in regular school ,now my brother is not the man to toy with especially when it comes to our kids ,he spent 18 yrs in prison ,so lets say he is not afraid to go back .
But his woman worked hard to keep the family together while he was in and out of prison ,so when her son was bullied a private school was offered to him .
Some of the kids in that school ,their families are rich ,my brother is not .
So the uniforms help him to fit in .
He looks the same as everyone else ,he is amazingly smart .
So this will keep him interested in school and living up to his potential
and not thinking of dropping out from being bullied ,he gets along good with his classmates at the new school ,he actually hated virtual school over the virus.
He and my son both missed their classmates .
And my brother won't end up back in prison for threatening a principle .
curiosi · 61-69, F
My child went to a private school where own clothing was worn. They had a strict dress code and said they chose own clothing with a dress code to teach them how to be respectable. I thought it was a good idea.
In the last two years the man that started and ran the school passed and his son took over. He was all about the money and made a deal with a company that the school would get donations the more uniforms they ordered. We went along with it but didn't like the idea.
In the last two years the man that started and ran the school passed and his son took over. He was all about the money and made a deal with a company that the school would get donations the more uniforms they ordered. We went along with it but didn't like the idea.
DayDreaming2 · F
tiggerandariel13 · 41-45, MVIP
@DayDreaming2 me and my g/f wore uniforms when we were in JR High
Wiseacre · F
@DayDreaming2 #MeToo
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
pride49 · 31-35, M
Choice. This isn't some bullshit snobby British preparatory school. Freedom is freedom. Kids already aren't allowed make any decisions for themselves through so many other things. Let them express themselves with this, or they'll become the bland, boring, emotionless, full of hatred adults the brits seem to be.
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MarmeeMarch · M
I wore a uniform for 8 years.
NightsWatch · M
@MarmeeMarch yeah but it had strips and a number on it right below your name "corrections"
Adec757 · 51-55, M
Is indoor p e done in plimsolls or bare feet?
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Adec757 Plimsolls, of course. What a question to ask!
Adec757 · 51-55, M
@HairbrushDiva gymnastics?
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Adec757 I meant why do you question whether plimsolls are worn or not?
tiggerandariel13 · 41-45, MVIP
my 14-year-old daughter would complain my 13 year old daughter would be okay with them
Benjr134 · M
To school or in general?
Henal · 26-30, F
I wore a uniform and it made my mornings much easier
Wiseacre · F
Uniform..school is not a fashion show!
Their choice
bijouxbroussard · F
I wore uniforms. I understood from friends who went to public school it was less hassle than being picked apart for not dressing “fashionably”, or picked on because someone was jealous of nicer clothing. In my school some girls “rearranged” their skirts to shorten them or missed top shirt buttons in a bid for individuality—if they could get away with it. But that was as far as things went.
DDonde · 31-35, M
Uniform seems pointless to me.