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School uniforms return to French town in pilot scheme to tackle inequality
(www.theguardian.com)
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No, its literally a constitutional right in Germany. And also the history with uniforms is very fucked up here...
And no, your "benefits" are by far overshadowed by the downsides, wich is it being a violation of our constitution.
There are definitely school uniforms in Germany.
There are no public schools (wich are the 99,99%) that have them. Private schools are something different because the parents/child can just not go there. So yes there might be a private school with uniforms, but no they aren't a good idea and aren't constitutional in 99,99%
You could do a dress code however. Some schools have that to a certain extent.
So it's against your constitution but also done in many places? That makes no sense at all. It doesn't appear to be against the constitution at all. Can you point out where it bans school uniforms? Or indeed uniforms in general which are pretty common.
Did you smoke crack man?
It's not constitutional for the state, but that doesn't say anything about what private institutions can do.