By that logic:

"Yes, you should not live in the USA, where you were born, where generations of your parents lived, just because the patriot act was passed. Why not just move to Canada? It's not like you'll incur severe expenses, need to get passports, or any real trouble at all."

Some (in fact, most) people simply cannot afford to switch schools. So they're forced to obey to a code of conduct which they might necessarily agree to. By the way, just agreeing to a code of conduct does not mean that it should remain in place - something which is stupid is no less stupid when you tell people about it before they (forcibly) agree to it.

I bet it's also very commonly the sole decision of the child to which school he/she gets to go to.





So a school, which is supposed to be made for children/teenagers, is not supposed to cater to the general opinion of the said groups on issues which are not directly correlated with education efficiency (and where the indirect correlation, is, to be honest, a bit fuzzy) - perhaps the institution should learn to adapt to the majority opinion, instead of basing its policies on a misguided sense of tradition and dubious proofs/studies.

Yeah same here.


I really think they have uniforms because most people envy people who have nice cloths or something like that and the teachers an staff there want people to be equall with their cloths.

Trust me I really hated it when everything we had to wear was blue...

I'm from Finland.