Uniforms in Public School Systems Throughout the years, fashion has become essential to people’s feelings about themselves and the appearances they give to others. From the different styles throughout the decades, people have discovered and expressed their feelings by what kind of clothes they wear. In the fifties, people wore poodle skirts and danced the night away. In the seventies, the flower children painted themselves, were bellbottoms and leisure suits, and listened to rebellious …showed first 75 words of 886 total…

…showed last 75 words of 886 total…performance of students would improve if public schools adopted a uniform policy. Social barriers would collapse and the student body would unite. Plus, social cliques would be destroyed under a policy of uniforms. Development of personal morals and characteristics would be instilled inside the students because the uniforms would represent a strong sense of pride. A uniform policy would help all high schools develop to be a better place to learn, socialize, and develop character.