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Uniforms actually save you money. It's normally a lot cheaper than buying tons of normal clothes. I do think the jewelry rules sound too strict though.

I don't think many people would care enough to help me petition.. :l I'm only a freshman. I was excited because this school let's you dye your hair any color, and even though it has uniforms, they have more available colors than my last school, but when I hheard of this rule, it made me miss my old school, because atleast I can wear my kandi. :c they won't even allow religious beads, like rosaries.

my old school was fun at first.. then we got a new principal. everything went down hill. ABSOLUTELY no chains/spikes/studs (the punk kids weren't too happy about that one), no plain red or plain blue hoodies OR shirts, no alchohol/drug related ANYTHING (even a sticker in your binder would get you a months worth of detention), skirts HAD to be to the middle of your knee cap (if not you would be suspended for the rest of the week), no kandi, no sweat bands.. it felt like Prison. then at the beginning of my Junior year, we HAD to have uniforms. ugly things.. the jackets were grey with dark navy blue lining, the shirts were regular white blouses, and the skirts were grey and dark blue plaid skirt (i kinda actually liked the skirt), with white knee-high socks and black dress shoes that HAD to have a 2 inch heel. long story short, we all went on strike cuz we hated the uniforms. now, no more uniforms. anything is possible!!!

my friend got yelled at for wearing a dress to school once, and it whent down to her feet, and she had a jacket over her spaghetti strap sleeves

If it is something that really bothers you, you can try to start a petition to change it, or find out why they have been banned. Either way, you should respect the schools rules