Topic: We should abandon the use of school uniform
school uniform is necessary to avoid poor students to feel any different
School uniform is not adequate. It inhibits individuality and creativity from developing children.
school uniform is unaffordable for many single parents and should be abandoned.
school uniform is unnecessary these days because most jobs don’t require a uniform either and therefore school uniforms shouldn’t be necessary.
school uniform keeps everyone looking the same and prevents bullying.
school uniform limits a child's freedom of expression, and can cause the to be bullied outside of school.
school uniform limits the ability of young people to develop their identity and express who they are
school uniform makes all children equal at school so those than cannot afford expensive clothes need not stand out or be made fun of by those who can afford.
school uniform makes all children look the same, thus reducing bullying.
school uniform makes all children on a level at school, reducing their differences in background and wealth to unify the class
school uniform policies enforce yet more financial burdens on parents, are often overpriced and only available in a select few outlets which act as supply monopolies.
school uniform prevents students from learning to have their own sense of fashion and individuality.
school uniform reinforces the idea of being smart and the importance of appearance.
school uniform requirements allows all students to feel just as important as another, despite the financial ability for some to purchase nicer clothes than others and should be enforced.
school uniform requirements curtail any individual creativity and self-expression at an important age of self-discovery and should be abandoned.
school uniform should be abolished because it is very expensive
school uniform should be banned as it limits individuality.
school uniform stops students from being bullied for their clothing
school uniform take the pressure off kids and let them learn
school uniformlimits a childs ability to express themselves, experiment and develop as a person
school uniforms  take away the freedom of choosing what to wear and create even more problems  because students feel as if they already have limits
school uniforms allow children to attend school without peer pressure on clothing.
school uniforms allow children to focus on their education and not the latest fashion.
School uniforms are a false sense of solvency that prevent educators from finding real solutions for class divides in schools and tension in classrooms.
school uniforms are a good way to keep our kids from looking too sexualized from what they wear
school uniforms are a socialistic policy that wants everyone to be the same
school uniforms are a way of stifling the creativity and individuality of students.
school uniforms are an added burden on already poor parents and not the money-saver they like to claim.
school uniforms are an added expense for parents, especially where schools extort their price or force parents to purchase them from only selected suppliers.