Expensive school uniforms don't make kids better at maths, so why are schools so focused on them? - eviltoast
  • mochisuki@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    That’s some serious graft. But nothing to do with uniforms as a policy. My daughter’s public school has a uniform of sorts but it I just color and style based, not specific required brands

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      9 months ago

      Uniforms as a policy enables the graft. It has everything to do with the policies.

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        9 months ago

        Try and have a logical discussion. Graft is the problem and a system that allows it will produce it however it is easiest to express.

        A uniform is just an idea. It can be an excuse for graft, or it can just be a simple dress code with multiple competing vendors. I’m sorry your system is corrupt but many aren’t.