This is something specific to your school and/or your district. It could be anything from an old tradition, or merely to show respect.
Or to acknowledge that you're entering a place a learning, etc. The theoretical reasons go on, I'm sure you could do some non-internet investigating yourself.
Tucking in your shirt before entering the school library is often a part of the dress code to maintain a professional and respectful environment. It helps create a sense of decorum and shows consideration for the learning environment.
to prevent students from hiding weapons in their shirts or pants. Also to keep students from stealing books.
At least a junior or red shirt sophomore.
A school shirt is normally around, $6-$9
There are two kinds of uniforms girls can wear at my school: a school shirt with khaki pants or a school shirt with a khaki shirt.
French just call it ... le T-shirt. The word is commonly used and has no french synonym. It is written T-shirt or tee-shirt. Either is acceptable. The word t-shirt was not gallicized upon entering the French language, and is a masculine noun.
depends
It is legal but its not nice if you smell of sweat or bumping into people.
It depends if you play in a club or for your school. If school you would purchase a netball skirt from the uniform shop and wear your school t-shirt or a sport shirt. ALSO as boys don't wear skirts they would wear shorts and school shirt or sports shirt In a club they would choose your outfit and that's what you would play with.
Absolutely.
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'I Majored in Vacation' . The shirt was green.
its the letter before "shirt"