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New Dress Code Sparks Debate in Belarusian Schools
Belarus Implements New Dress Code for Schoolchildren MINSK, BELARUS – Belarusian schools have introduced a new dress code for students, sparking debate and discussion across the country. The Ministry of Education has mandated a formal style of clothing for both boys and girls, aiming to create a more disciplined and uniform learning environment. The new regulations specify the types of clothing allowed, including jackets, vests, skirts, trousers, blouses, and sweaters, all in a business-like style. "The aim is to cultivate a sense of order and professionalism in our schools," stated a Ministry official, although the statement did not address concerns about the potential cost to families. The dress code has been met with mixed reactions, with some parents expressing concern about the financial burden on families, while others believe it will promote a more focused learning environment. One parent commented, "It's a lot of money to buy new clothes. I am concerned about those who can't afford it." However, another parent stated, "I think it's good. It will make the kids look more serious and respectful." The implementation of this new dress code represents a significant shift in Belarusian educational policy. The long-term effects of this decision on the school environment and student life remain to be seen.
