It may be due to working extra hours to compensate for the rising cost of living, or perhaps going back to school to improve their job. Many children are missing out on important family interaction which draws this social unit together enhancing purpose and meaning to life. Schools would be a good place to compensate for this loss but usually visible social economic differences create a barrier which deters productive social interaction. If a school district implements a uniform policy in an appropriate manner, it should be very successful. Uniforms will cloak social-economic barriers promoting peer acceptance and unity amongst the students.
Economic benefits are likely to befall perhaps both parents and the schools.
Academic achievement should rise as a result of this new policy as well. However, uniforms alone will not solve the problem of violence within our schools. A school uniform policy is more likely to be a huge success if it is implemented with the courts and parents in mind. Another important aspect of implementation is to get parents involved, though this can be difficult at times due to their busy schedules. With the judiciary and parents behind a school policy, benefits will surface.