Uniforma obligatorie, aproape să fie impusă în şcolile din România. Ce reguli ar urma să respecte elevii

The Romanian Senate has approved a bill for mandatory school uniforms, sparking debates among parents and students. The law requires local authorities to provide free uniforms to children from low-income families. While many teachers support the initiative to reduce bullying, the National Student Council opposes it, arguing for students' right to express themselves through clothing. The Education Minister also disagrees, suggesting funds should be allocated to teachers instead. Current school regulations already encourage specific dress codes, but compliance is low. If the law passes, students will face strict uniform guidelines, including restrictions on accessories. The bill aims to ensure that all children, especially those in vulnerable situations, receive necessary clothing for school.