‘Some might argue that a dress code would eliminate freedom of expression for students, but that isn't true. Dress code policies already restrict expression such as the length of clothing or hair color. If freedom of expression is the argument, then shouldn't these policies not be allowed either? In addition, students only spend a small portion of their time in a school building. There is plenty of other time in a student's life where they can express themselves through their clothing. Finally, many work environments have a certain expectation for appropriate dress. Having students wear uniforms doesn't eliminate expression, it prepares students for career expectations. This argument against uniforms is flawed and not a true reason for negating the possible benefits school uniforms would bring. Parts of a POWERFUL Argument a ement Saat eu is EVIDENCE = Scurec; Facts 8 EXPEN I = iaeAce aha O WHA 0 =cxplanotion show abo claim N= Sidence proves