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Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because kids wouldn't be able to express themselves. Kids should be able to wear clothes that show what they like and who they are as a person. Since uniforms are all the same, children wouldn't have the chance to "wear their inside out" and be creative with their outfits. In addition, people's clothes can make them feel safe, comfortable, and confident, and uniforms only do the job of taking that away from them. Overall, all children shouldn't need to wear uniforms just to limit the ability of being unique and special.

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Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because while some people express themselves through art or writing, many do by what they wear.  You may argue that it might take students more time to get ready for school.  But, if students wear uniforms, everyone will look the same.  And there's a huge possibility that the uniform isn't to a person's liking.  Maybe it could be how it looks or makes them feel that they don't like.  Students should have the right to go to school in clothes of their liking and comfort.

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I think Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because uniforms in general limit students' ways of expressing themselves. Everyone has different styles and making the students wear uniforms just discourages them to be creative. Some students could be uncomfortable wearing them, or feel lower in confidence wearing a certain piece of clothing. People also feel as if adults are controlling them, which in the real world, is true. That is why students at Hillside shouldn't have to wear uniforms.

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Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because then the school would have to buy uniforms. The uniforms would be specially made for the school, so they would cost more money. Either the parents would have to pay money to the school, or the money would come out of the teachers' and principal's salary. The opposition could say this would save time in the morning. The point is misguided because extra money isn't worth saving at least five minutes in the morning.

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By forcing kids to wear a specific uniform, they have restricted their creativity and stopped people from expressing themselves. As long as something doesn't violate the dress code, kids should be able to wear whatever they want. Furthermore, school uniforms often have gender stereotypes or roles, and they force students into these standards. Kids might have something else to wear in mind. Someone might say that it saves morning time, but you literally could just choose the clothes you want the night before school, and it isn't all that time consuming to pick out a top and bottoms.

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I think that uniforms should not be implemented at Hillside since it could cost the school a lot of money to make the clothing. Additionally, many people try to express themselves with their clothing and uniforms don't really allow that. Of course, there are also more pros than cons of uniforms like the fact that it can help parents get their kid to school faster (if they are going to work). However, clothing can be chosen maybe the previous night to avoid time being wasted in the morning.

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Hillside should not have uniforms because then kids might feel restricted as to how they can express their personality. They might feel like people can't understand them. If the kid is feeling happy that day they might want to dress in brighter colors, however they con't express that with uniforms.

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Forcing students to wear uniforms eliminates a student's chance to express themselves. Every student should have the freedom to wear clothing that matches their personality and makes them feel comfy. Most students who wear uniforms tend to feel uncomfortable since they keeping wearing the uniform for the whole school year. If students are uncomfortable, they tend to play around with their clothes instead of focusing on the lesson being taught, which lowers their grades.

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Kids shouldn't have to wear uniforms because choosing your own cloths is a way to express your personality and interests. Kids should be able to express themselves and wear whatever cloths they want. if they all wear the same cloths its almost as if saying they are all the same. Choosing cloths lets kids be themselves and show the kind of person they are.

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Uniforms are tight and students might not have enough money to buy them from the school. poor students would get their clothes from a thrift shop  or salvation army, but the school would most likely make the students buy them.

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Hillside should not have uniforms because it makes it harder and more confusing. If someone lost their uniform or damaged it, they would have to break the rules and wear their own clothes. It could also take up more time if they lost it because they would spend a lot of time trying to find it.

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Think of a generic dystopian story: order is created and everyone is orderly, wears the same thing, and is forced to act the same way. This is what will happen if we use uniforms, to a smaller extent. People will lose one of the most important ways to express themselves -- their clothes. Just imagine that you are watching from the outside and see a flood off uniform-wearing people walk into school. You'll think of them as people. But if everyone is wearing different unique clothes, you won't think of them as a group, you will think of them as individuals.

Rebuttal: However, school will become more orderly, and although for a period of time they might not be able to express themselves as much, in the long term, more information will sink in and they will become more successful.

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Many kids use clothes to express themselves, and without a uniform kids can dress how they want, even if it does not express themselves. Even though kids can express themselves using clothes, they can express themselves outside of school anyway, and schools should not be distracted by kids wearing extravagant outfits. A Dress code is a very good addition to a school because it does not make kids focus on their peers instead of their teacher.

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There shouldn't be a uniform for Hillside because it restricts students' creativity. Every student has their own personal style that they express through how they dress. Also what the uniform consists of could make some of the students wearing it uncomfortable. For example, if a student is made to wear a skirt it could make the student uncomfortable because they do not like the way the skirt looks on them, the same goes for the pants.

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Hillside should not have uniforms because it takes away the freedom for what kids/teens want to wear. Some might say that this means more time in the morning to get ready to go to school, but this could cause some parents to push for earlier school starting times, causing kids/teens to be even more tired when going to school.

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Hillside should not have uniforms since it doesn't allow people to express themselves. The way kids dress impacts how the kid feels inside as well. Many kids feel more confident in certain types of clothes or when their hair and face are done on a certain way. They like to feel like they have a choice in a world where adults make most of the decisions and feel like they are in control of something. That is why there should not be uniforms at hillside.

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Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because even if it would save time, children wouldn't be able to express themselves. They will lose the chance to show people what they like to wear and what makes them feel comfortable and safe. Through clothes there is a sense of creativity, but once they have to wear a specific piece of clothing, they don't get that opportunity anymore.

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If it is a really hot day, and the school uniform does not support shorts for the student, this would make them really hot and make it harder for the student to learn. Even if the uniform does support shorts, school uniforms generally have some sort of black fabric on them: black pants, skirt, etc. Even our school colors are dark, so a uniform with our school color will still be a problem. This makes it harder to learn in the warmer months.

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I think Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because students then can't express there feelings with there clothing.  Each and every student has their own style that can show them as a person and who they are.  By taking away the ability to dress freely, nobody will be able to express their feelings in their style.

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Counterclaim: Hillside shouldn't have uniforms because they limit kid's creativity and expression. Kids wear their own clothes to express their likes and how they feel. They can also use them to show allegiance to a cause, like BLM. So, uniforms should not be used because they limit student's chances to express themselves and how they feel.