Giggles or Screams Help Make the Difference 1st Amendment Issue
September 25, 2002 Giggles or Screams: Help Make the Difference Children’s screams engulf the ambiance of a haven that is normally filled with giggles and leisurely chatter. ... Is it on the terrifying screams and cries of themselves and their classmates? ... Therefore, it is in the best interest of the children for the states to make modifications in school regulations to ensure safety, and one positive change is the implementation of a school uniform policy. ... Will this violate their first amendment right? ... They also note that schools may employ an “opt-out” policy, for students with parental consent, which can help in deterring legal disputes (Manual on School Uniforms). ... Uniforms can act as social equalizers because they make it difficult for some children to look more "fashionable" than others.