Philadelphia adopts citywide school uniform policy
Philadelphia the nation’s fifth largest district votes unanimously to require uniforms in 256 public schools effective immediately. Each school will set dress standards locally with a committee including parents and students to handle exemptions and discipline while officials cite potential reduced clothing costs and less classroom distraction.
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