The introduction of uniforms into the larger inner city schools have proven to be successful. In reference to Pushkar's journal, "Baltimore's implementation of mandatory uniforms have proven to be very successful. Student's behavior are exceptional and violence has almost diminished in public schools which enforce the uniform dress code" (12). Statistics in public schools which have mandatory uniforms have shown the violence rates to have plumeted. Not only did violence go down, attendance hav

The facts and statistics have shown that uniforms have a greater advantage to schools than not enforcing uniforms. We have seen violence decrease and grades go up because of this rule. Students may still express themselves but in other ways rather than dress. They may excel in athletics or academics to make them shine out among the other students. Discipline is the concern, not the look of the student. School is a place to learn, not a place to impress with dress.

e gone up. Some schools have shown a dramatic increase in attendance of up to 85% to 95% daily. Strict uniforms could also prevent the concealment of dangerous weapons being let into school which is one of the main factors that brought the percentage of violence in schools down. When in school, the student is dressed as a student and not in other dress which may promote violent activity. Such dress could be dressing in gang type clothing or clothing with obscene messages. Since the introduction of uniforms, violence has gone down because there is no outside influence in how the student dresses which then could effect better behavior.

When the attendance of the student is

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