THE DRESS CODE HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY OVERTURNED!!! I AM ABSOLUTELY THRILLED THAT WE SECURED THIS VICTORY FOR FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AT CORDOVA HIGH!! LET US KEEP CELEBRATING OUR UNIQUE STYLES NOW THAT WE ARE FINALLY FREE TO BE OURSELVES!!
September 28, 2015
Final supporters
The students of Corvoda High School need a sense of individuality. We all have a right to have freedom of expression, and school is no exception. You can't make students feel comfortable if they really aren't comfortable. You can't make students feel unified when they really aren't.
This change is a social change. It is a change to make people talk more to others. Think about it. If you were in a room where everyone wears all black and everyone looks the same, where do you start? The same goes for the others. They can't spot out those who have similarities in them. These similarities come from being unique and different. The students will see how much they have in common with others by their choices, not by a rule that restricts them.
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Reached 500 supporters
July 2, 2015
Reached 100 supporters
July 2, 2015
134 Comments
Uniforms are bee uncomfortable,collars irritate me and what if I'm not feeling up to dressing all formal I'd rather be in a regular t shirt and some jogging pants and still be able to focus better rather than on how uncomfortable I am.It also takes away individuality which is crucial to adolescents and teens.
As a parent I know for a fact that when it comes to back to school shopping, uniform clothes are more expensive than none uniform clothes. Uniform clothes hardly go on sale in malls. There is always a good sale for fashionable none uniform nothing but Cordova high school students can never catch them.
we should be able to wear whatever we want because it's expensive to find uniforms every year and for plus size people (like myself), it's twice as hard to find uniforms and they cost more than the other uniforms.
Allowing the students at Cordova High School will help them express themselves. Clothing is one of the main ways to express your personality . But, I believe there should be limits for the length and other things about the students' clothing .
Im voting for the students at Cordova high school to not wear uniform because i have trouble affording my child enough school shirts & pants. Its hard for a single black dad out here. You just dont understand
Freedom! Let them Express their individuality and uniqueness.
In a world in which students are trying to find themselves, why limit their individuality and freedom? The ability to dress and individualize one's self is a right not a privilege.
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THE DRESS CODE HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY OVERTURNED!!! I AM ABSOLUTELY THRILLED THAT WE SECURED THIS VICTORY FOR FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AT CORDOVA HIGH!! LET US KEEP CELEBRATING OUR UNIQUE STYLES NOW THAT WE ARE FINALLY FREE TO BE OURSELVES!!
September 28, 2015
Final supporters
The students of Corvoda High School need a sense of individuality. We all have a right to have freedom of expression, and school is no exception. You can't make students feel comfortable if they really aren't comfortable. You can't make students feel unified when they really aren't.
This change is a social change. It is a change to make people talk more to others. Think about it. If you were in a room where everyone wears all black and everyone looks the same, where do you start? The same goes for the others. They can't spot out those who have similarities in them. These similarities come from being unique and different. The students will see how much they have in common with others by their choices, not by a rule that restricts them.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
July 2, 2015
Reached 100 supporters
July 2, 2015
134 Comments
Uniforms do not bring on a sense of individuality but a sense of conformity. As students we are already held to a strict schedule that does not always fit our each and every educational need. This could be a way of expression and art which is not showcased enough in our school!
Uniforms are bee uncomfortable,collars irritate me and what if I'm not feeling up to dressing all formal I'd rather be in a regular t shirt and some jogging pants and still be able to focus better rather than on how uncomfortable I am.It also takes away individuality which is crucial to adolescents and teens.
As a parent I know for a fact that when it comes to back to school shopping, uniform clothes are more expensive than none uniform clothes. Uniform clothes hardly go on sale in malls. There is always a good sale for fashionable none uniform nothing but Cordova high school students can never catch them.
we should be able to wear whatever we want because it's expensive to find uniforms every year and for plus size people (like myself), it's twice as hard to find uniforms and they cost more than the other uniforms.
Allowing the students at Cordova High School will help them express themselves. Clothing is one of the main ways to express your personality . But, I believe there should be limits for the length and other things about the students' clothing .
Im voting for the students at Cordova high school to not wear uniform because i have trouble affording my child enough school shirts & pants. Its hard for a single black dad out here. You just dont understand
Freedom! Let them Express their individuality and uniqueness.
In a world in which students are trying to find themselves, why limit their individuality and freedom? The ability to dress and individualize one's self is a right not a privilege.
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Uniforms do not bring on a sense of individuality but a sense of conformity. As students we are already held to a strict schedule that does not always fit our each and every educational need. This could be a way of expression and art which is not showcased enough in our school!