School Uniforms

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I would interview students and teachers in the district where the uniform is being required. I would also interview the administrators on why they enforced this dress code. I would ask how they feel, their reaction, their plan of action, what they think, etc.
My sources are the students, teachers and the administrators of the dress-code/uniform requiring district.
Questions:
1. Why was this specific dress code enforced?
2. How do you feel about the required uniform?
3. Does having the dress code benefit your learning/teaching/working environment?
4. What is your reaction to the dress code?
5. What is your plan of action to keep the dress code present or overthrow it?
6. What is the first thing that came to your mind when you heard about the required uniform?
7. When was this dress code applied?
8. Do you think this code is necessary?
9. Do you think the uniform violates your rights? Why or why not?
10. Why is having a dress code a difficult concept?
11. What actions specifically impacted the arrival of having a dress code?
12. What three words would you use to describe the dress code?
13. If you could talk to an administrator right now, what would you express to them about the dress code?
14. What are the consequences for breaking the dress code?
15. In your opinion, what is the biggest reason for having the dress code?
16. How does the dress code impact you?
17. What is the best thing about the dress code?
18. What is the hardest thing about the uniform?
19. How does the dress code impact your peers?
20. What successful or not successful things has the dress code achieved so far?

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