Catholic School Uniform

Did some girl with a catholic school uniform ever yell at you with their uniform on before when you wore regular clothes? Just curious.

umm no

2008-11-15 16:49:55 by ♫musicprincess♫

Tori and Mary list off 16 reasons for when you know you've attended an all-girls catholic school.

Ok well tomorrow, I am going to my first job interview. It's at a nearby video rental store. But the only thing is, it starts at 4:30. Since I'm not going to walk fast (because sweating would not look good, or smell good, at an interview) and since I'll have all my books with me, it'll probably take me about 30 minutes to walk over there. My school gets out at 3:45, so that gives me 30 minutes in between. It usually takes me 10 minutes to walk from school to my house. Then if I do go home, I'll drop my books off, but since it's farther away from my house, it'll still take 30 minutes.

So basically:

If I go to the interview in my school uniform, I will get there at 4:15.

If I go home to change, I will make it between 4:25 - 4:30

So given the tight schedule I am on, should I try to go home and change into something else, or come to the interview in my Catholic School Uniform? I don't want to be late, but I want a good first impression.

Actually, I'd go in it. You're smart in not walking fast, so take your time and relax when getting there. Before you get there, make sure you're uniform is done even more properly than you have it done at school. When you get to the interview, introduce yourself and explain why you have a uniform on. Going to a Catholic School looks more professional and say you did not have time to change because you had a club meeting, or you were helping tutor someone. This makes you look involved and active, a good trait.

2007-06-10 16:50:14 by Ashley Z

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Ok well one day this week, I have to go pretty much straight from school to a house to babysit. I get off school at 3:45 and I have to be the parents have to leave at 4:15 sharp, so I would need to get there at least 10 minutes before then. So can I just babysit in my school uniform? I wouldn't mind doing it, but in some earlier questions asked by someone else (I searched it here), everyone said to not babysit in your school uniform. Some parents even said they'd be upset and would probably not hire them again. But she admitted she wouldn't change out of laziness, I won't change simply because I have no time. So, is it okay?
Here's one of the questions asked earlier about this:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index; _ylt=AmHnv0IsJIqDJcsSkzEc.W0jzKIX?qid=20 070608054720AA9fF47

She has 3 other questions like this, but this one had the most answers.

Go ahead and go to their house with your uniform on. When you get there, simply explain that school got out not even half and hour ago, and I got here as fast as I could, before you left. Bring some clothes to change into and say that you'll change after everything gets settled. But remember, they are gone. If you don't feel like changing (it's not like anyone there will care) then why change?

2007-06-10 17:45:49 by Ashley Z

Side zipper closure and two buckle tabs
100% Polyester
Hidden stretch sports shorts

I'm starting at a Catholic school soon and they have a dress code that isn't that bad. I'm only not allowed to wear like my skirt anymore then 4 inches above the knee. But I want to have a very Gossip Girl look like a combo of Blair and Serena when it comes to things like coats,cardigans, and accessories. Help Please

Headbands... trust me
My school is all like only head bands same colour as your hair but i wear the funkiest headbands and my friends laugh and call me blair cause im like obsessed :P

plus lots of pearls.. necklaces braclets.. keep it elegent

2009-03-21 15:20:11 by Tweekie C

Well I like school uniforms, and I don't really plan on becoming Catholic or going to a Catholic school...And I live in Toronto. So do you have to be Catholic?

No you do not have to be Catholic to wear uniform. It's up to the school. THe reason school have uniforms is because they want kids to be equal and kids won't be concentrating everyday on what is to be worn. Also it keep the dress code enforced.

2008-06-16 16:09:46 by poofypanda