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[|March 8th, 2009 at 7:57 pm] **Siddharth V** Imagine going to school looking the same as everyone else. Our school has implemented a school [|uniform] policy to cut down on violence and discipline issues. They have done this seeing the optimistic effects it had on another school. Just because it worked for the other school doesn’t mean that it will work in our school. There are a lot of flaws with this unforgivable idea. Uniforms are an atrocious idea because uniforms won’t change anything; parents will be losing hard-earned money on uniforms for their child, and all students will look the same, losing their sense of uniqueness and creativity. By implementing a uniform policy, schools will not achieve any better results. There is no evidence that uniforms will influence a student’s personality. It is not going to reflect or change what is on the inside. Also, wearing uniforms is not going to promote learning, which is the main purpose of school. Furthermore, students might also think of uniforms as a punishment. Overall uniforms might give a negative effect to the student population. Parents don’t have too much money to spend and by buying uniforms they just have less money. Uniforms cost a lot, adding to the money troubles of these parents. Also, buying uniforms will anger parents, having to waste money on some more clothing. Finally parents will also be anxious about the cost of the uniforms since they don’t have too much to spend. This will only add their worry list. In conclusion uniforms will become a drag in a family’s [|budget]. Uniforms will suck out any form of individuality and creativity a student has. Some students show his/her creativity by wearing whatever he/she wants. With uniforms creativity will vanish, resulting in a bleak and boring student population. For instance if a student has a lively personality and expresses it with his/her clothes, they will not be able to express that personality because they are bound back by the chains of uniforms. Imagination is a big part of a child’s creativity. Uniforms will obliterate the imagination that student’s express in their clothes resulting in humdrum students. All in all implementing a uniform policy will bind students, sucking out their uniqueness and creativity in the process. In conclusion uniforms are a horrible idea because, it won’t change anything in the schools, students wouldn’t be able to express their creativity and individuality, and it would add to the budget of the already troubled parents. Uniforms won’t reflect what is on the inside, it won’t change anything. Also, parents want to save precious money in these hard times instead of wasting money on the not-needed uniforms. Uniforms will not let students express his/her creativity through the clothes he/she wear. In the final analysis, uniforms will be a detriment to our school.