Mandate of School Uniforms in Order to Reduce Student Truancy.

Introduction According to the Caribbean historian Carl Campbell (1992), the school reflects the society in which they were created. There are many challenges in the 21st century. On the other hand, we are faced with rapid technology development, but we also face unprecedented global environment, health and economic crisis. We also saw the general collapse of social systems such as families, justices and even religious systems. Our society seems to create new violence and confusion.

According to school reports, according to statistics and school administrator, the mission of campus uniforms reduced students' late arrival, omitted classes, interrupted, delegated disciplinary action. In addition, the visual unity of all the students increased the pride of the school. Like sports team uniforms, supporters believe that wearing underwear adds pride, unity and new dedication to the school. Wear uniforms, make a more professional atmosphere at school, encourage students to study more seriously.

Regardless of whether uniforms should be approved or not, school uniforms pose many questions, but there is more evidence to show the favorable effect of school uniforms. Because the students are not separated from other students to some extent, the social factors of the uniform show a positive effect. Academically, students wearing uniforms can improve the performance at school. Uniforms may give students a sense of professionalism that may enhance their academic productivity. The gang of the public school system may not be violent like a mandatory uniform. There is no gang to wear a gang to connect some students to the gang. Students do not worry about wearing uniforms at school to steal clothes. Psychological factors help to raise students' self-esteem in the educational process. (Www.danenet.wicip.org/ncs/forumuniformseval.htm). (Paliokas and Rist)

School uniforms should not be related to school safety and school refusal issues. The safety of our children should be a daily priority. In addition, a research teacher believes that uniforms stimulate the ethics between students, strengthen the interaction between teachers and students, and enrich the atmosphere of school education by improving control. Similarly, out of the 5,500 principals investigated by participants at the National Secondary School Principals' Annual General Meeting in February 1996, over 7% of the principals reported that students wear uniforms to reduce violence and discipline I answered that it was requested. In addition, more than 80% of Long Beach Telegraph readers support uniforms. (King of 1998)