Should Schools Have Uniforms Or Not?
             What's the big deal? Don't most students dress the same anyways, so should schools have uniform or not? School uniforms are necessary. There are two sides to this argument and a definite result. Some people say that school uniform is pointless.
             School uniform are unnecessary. School violence is a real problem that cannot be affected by clothing. A child who wants to bring a gun to school and harm others will find a way to do so. Uniforms are no quick fix; in fact, there is no quick fix. Another thing is the cost efficiency. Uniforms would be no cheaper for parents and students. Actually, most students would still purchase the same amount of clothes for non-school hours and would have to purchase the uniforms in addition. Furthermore, uniforms would not raise students' self esteem or abolish social classes. In addition, students should not be forced to wear uniforms to school. Standard uniforms can be uncomfortable, embarrassing and restricting. They abuse students' right of self-expression and can remove them of their search for identity. Uniforms could be seen as a useless and unnecessary show of government power. Instead of forcing taxpayers' to spend more money on children's clothes, why not deal with balancing the national finances or welfare?
             The reasons for not having uniforms in schools are useless. Uniforms may be the answer to all violence problems, whether it's the fact that a child is carrying a gun to school or that gangs are wearing specific colors or symbols on their clothes. Uniforms would also save students and parents tremendous amounts of money. However, if some are still unable to afford uniforms, there is financial aid available for those families in need. Uniforms are said to help erase cultural and economic differences among the students. It would provide a very good view
             of the community overall. It would show unity and therefore, students woul
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