is it ok for schools to prohibit the expressions of the students?

Many schools decline students to expose their expressions through out what they were. In most of schools nail polish , piercings , dying your hair , wearing scarfs and so on are prohibited.
is this damaging teenagers?

There is a limit, I believe that school wants to make robots, they are a company which produces machines, in some aspects they are not open minded, I accept the piercings prohibition, and even the hair. But wearing scarfs and jackets "not from the uniform" is an exaggeration. Schools sometimes doesn't let us be who we are.

Marianamonroy00 wrote:Many schools decline students to expose their expressions through out what they were. In most of schools nail polish , piercings , dying your hair , wearing scarfs and so on are prohibited.
is this damaging teenagers?

in my opinion, this is not fair becuase the school is not respecting the decision that each student make in his body

I agree with Kevin but students are representing the school so the school most take different rules to create a good impression

I believe it is wrong because it make students insecure and do not make them identify who they really are and who they can be with others. This is something schools should reconsider for the benefit of students.

I believe it is wrong schools prohibiting the expression of students because this does not helps students identify themselves just the way it should be, they can not take the decisions related to their own body because the school they study at do not allows it

I think this is terrible, because you are a person different from others, so is a right to show how you are. Any of the physical aspects affect your study process, because wearing a different colour hair or a diffrent t-shirt wold not make you fail. This is a righ every student may have.

Valeconstain wrote:I believe it is wrong schools prohibiting the expression of students because this does not helps students identify themselves just the way it should be, they can not take the decisions related to their own body because the school they study at do not allows it

I definitely support you because that is what help us to discover who we are and what we want to do in our life and it is unlogic that the school, the one that is supposed to guide us to our identity is the one that turned us and avoid that we can get there and that is just not fair.