They’re helping because there is no jealousy, and there are no gang related colors. We are all wearing the same colors.—Rosemelly Rosario

It is helping because it makes us become more like a community.—Lizaury Paulino

We can focus more on school instead of what we wear.—Anna Hernandez

The uniforms help our education because we don’t need to spend valuable time in the morning deciding what to wear.—Jennifer Rojas

It is hurting me because people don’t get to know the real me.—Evelisse Carrero

Wearing uniforms is neither helping nor hurting my educational experience at PHS. However, some rules are ridiculous like not being able to wear a simple black sweater or getting sent home for not wearing a black belt.—M.F

Wearing uniforms is actually helping a lot. It keeps me disciplined. But I don’t think it really matters. Your education doesn’t depend on the way you dress. Education depends on how much you desire to actually get done.—D.R.

It is hurting my education because, when I go to school, I want to wear what I choose to wear and then I’m more excited to learn.—R.S.

It is helping because I get to school on time because I don’t have to look for an outfit.—Amanda Mirkovic

In my l point of view, uniforms don’t bother me. As long as I get to learn, I don’t mind what we wear.—Jullisey G.B

It is helping a lot. I don’t get distracted by looking at other people’s outfits. It makes me concentrate more.—Jennifer R.

It is helping our education because you don’t have to be late to school when you don’t know what to wear. It saves time.— L. R.

No, because uniforms have nothing to do with it.—M. T.