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Letter To Introduce Uniforms To Century Middle School

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Dear Mr.Holbrook, Ms.Viers, and Mr.Riley Today I want to address an issue of popular concern. I would like to introduce the uniform to Century Middle School. I know this is a lot to ask in such a short letter but I think this school could benefit from uniforms in many ways. The school near my house (Northglenn Middle School) now has a uniform. I have seen the school become a nicer looking place and more leaks in the dress code would be patched. I would like to take a bit of time talking about the benefits our school could have by introducing the uniform. First of all as I said earlier the dress code would be easier to patch. Second, students could become less critical of others’ clothing. Another reason is that it brings out a community

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