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Stakeholders play a big role in the educational system. They are considered as the partners in the success of the school children.
students wear unifoms because of
It really depends on the individual person... some want to express themselves through their clothes and others really don't care.
school children are are stakholders and people are tall and can be short.
parents students
Schools who enforce a school uniform policy, will expect parents to agree to ensure their child wears a school uniform as part of their parental agreement between them and the school. If a parent refuses to comply, they may find that they must find a place for their child at another school.
You have to wear uniforms in school because it shows you are a part of the school and shows you are serious about education. Easy to answer! you have to wear uniforms at school because it's just the school's policy...it's been that way for...years! Often done to equalize the students...uniforms help ensure no rivalry in fashion.
Kdis parents teachers and administration school board
School uniforms can help make schools safer by promoting a sense of unity and equality among students, reducing instances of clothing-related gang affiliations or bullying, and making it easier to identify intruders on school grounds. Additionally, uniforms can help prevent distractions and conflicts related to clothing choices.
Parents are one of a schools' stakeholders, because they have an interest in the quality and kind of education the school provides to their children. Other stakeholders include teachers, administrators, students, support staff, and members of the community at large.
They wore bright green with black strips