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Society: Issues: Human_Rights_and_Liberties: Free_Speech: Artistic_Expression: Uniforms:
See also:
- The Anti School Uniforms Page - Site is dedicated to the elimination of school uniforms..
- The Anti-uniform Zone - A student in U.S. presents arguments against school uniforms..
- Atherton Community Cooperation Group - Opposes a mandatory uniform policy in Atherton High School in Louisville, Kentucky..
- Effects of Student Uniforms on Attendance, Behavior Problems, Substance Use, and Academic Achievement - Review of data and social theory questions if the school uniform may be a "placebo" that makes school boards feel better, and little else. From the University of Notre Dame..
- Mandatory School Uniforms - Not - Site for opposition to the trend of mandatory public school uniforms..
- Manual on School Uniforms - US Dept of Education web page on guidelines for school uniforms. Discusses freedom to "opt out" with parental consent..
- Opposition to Mandatory School Uniform Petition - Petition against mandatory uniform policies..
- Pauline's School Uniforms and Dress Codes Page - Information, opinions, and useful links for people questioning or studying the current trend towards mandatory public school uniforms and/or restrictive public school dress codes..
- Polk County School Uniforms - Opposes mandatory uniform policy in Polk County, Florida public schools. Describes parents' unsuccessful lawsuit..
- School Uniforms - Study results and arguments against school uniforms..
- Sicker's Anti-uniform page - Student in U.S. presents reasons to not wear a uniform..
- SUN: School Uniforms No - Campaign to stop the Lebanon School District in Pennsylvania from adopting a uniform Policy..
- Plaid's Out, Again, as Schools Give Up Requiring Uniforms - New York Times article on the problems of requiring school uniforms overwhelming some schools, and they have decided to drop the requirements. [Requires free NYTimes.com registration to view.] (September 13, 2002).
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