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Conformity Doesn T Rule The School

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Is it possible to create a school community where conformity doesn’t rule the school, I do think that it’s possible to create a school community where conformity doesn’t rule the school.This week i saw people doing things that they don’t usualy do I saw people being nice. In my own expreince this week I was not having a good morning it was just one of those days where everything is going wrong and i come into the classroom and there is a box of candy sitting on my desk.Let’s just say i had pretty good rest of the day. During the week people were being nice and giving each other presents. People were not conforming to what they usualy do. Like for example my friend angela was giving people candy. I do belive that just like in

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