With weeks left in the school year, the school is enforcing a ban on kids wearing jeans, t-shifts, hooded sweatshirts and more.

Of the 35 students, 18 said no to uniforms K-8, and 17 said yes. Arabella Sweeney, a 2nd grader who does not wear uniforms to school, said the one downside would be looking the same as everyone else.

"We now need more information to build on these findings, considering factors like how long students wear their uniforms for after school, whether this varies depending on their background ...

"We now need more information to build on these findings, considering factors like how long students wear their uniforms for after school, whether this varies depending on their background ...

they cost 10-dollars,” another student said. School board members expressed that this is a “trial run” and if the uniform policy can’t be followed correctly, it could be revised at a later date.

The school board voted to get rid of school uniforms for kindergarten through sixth grade; students will begin following a dress code. “It’ll be very much more of a what you want to wear with ...