What are 3 cons on wearing uniforms to school

1. They should not wear uniforms cause then anyone can wear anything they want.

2. They should wear uniforms cause It can give a specific school a bad reputation.

When students are caught getting into trouble while wearing a specific uniform from a school, then the reputation of that student becomes the reputation of that school. If there are enough incidents that involve students from the same school, parents may opt out of sending their child there, taking advantage of school waiver or voucher programs instead.

3. Most kids hate wearing school uniforms.

If you ask the average child who attends a school that requires a uniform to be worn, you’ll receive statements like this. “I don’t like it because I have to wear the same thing every day.” Or “You really can’t do anything for yourself when wearing your uniform.” It becomes even worse when students are required to follow a specific uniform code, but their teachers can wear whatever they want to wear in the classroom. “Why do I need to wear a uniform when my teacher does not?”

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explanation:

mark brainliest and have a great day!

put the trash into the back of the truck and drive the truck to the back. then you must unload the truck.