N.Y.C. Joins Growing List Of Districts Dressing the Same

Uniforms are growing on America's public school children.

One of the latest cases in point is the nation's largest district, where a whopping 72 percent of New York City's 675 elementary schools have adopted a standardized dress code. More than 565,000 students in kindergarten through grades 6 or 8, depending on how high the school goes, will be affected by the change in apparel.

The city's board of education approved a measure last year that required primary and elementary schools to implementa a uniform policy or opt out of the plan by the beginning of this month. ( "N.Y.C. Approves Plan for Uniforms in Early Grades," ...

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