School Uniforms

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Sources:
Principle Mark Robinson
Donna Kim
Diana Croll- Gaurd
Carey Wooley
Alex Luck

Question:

 Principle:
 1) What prompted you to enforce the rule of uniforms this school year?
 2) How do you think the students and staff are handling the change of wearing uniforms and how do   you think they  feel about it?
 3) Was the idea of uniforms yours or AISD's?
 4) Is the uniform rule now a rule through all of AISD?
 5) Do you think the uniforms will change the Bowie environment greatly?
 6) Do you think the uniforms can effect Bowie becoming a better safer place?
 7) What are some advantages and disadvantages of uniforms at the school?
 8) Have there been any students that have pushed back on the rule and not worn the uniforms to   school?
 9) Are there any other rules that you think can change Bowie and make it a better place?
 10) How do you think the uniforms have changed Bowie socially speaking? Are there less people   being bullied and are more students beginning to be kinder to each other?

Staff and Students:
1) What are your overall thoughts on having to wear a uniform?
 2) Do you think it was a good decission for the board to enforce this new law?
 3)  How might this new rule effect your everyday life?
 4) Do you think the uniforms will stick and will go on through the year?
 5) What are some pros and cons of the uniforms
 6) Do you think students are more open to the uniforms than you thought?
 7) Has anyone pushed back and not tried fighting for no uniforms?
 8) How might uniforms change the way students act twords one another socialy? Do you think students will act kinder to each other?
 9) Why do you think the school made this decission?
10) Have you had experience in the past (maybe in elementary or junior high) where you have had to wear uniforms? If not, how does it feel to all of a sudden be wearing something other than the cloths yo pick out in the morning.

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