Title
Uniform Use Rules in Public Schools and UP
Law
Act No. 3414
Decision Date
Dec 7, 1927
Philippine Law, Act No. 3414 grants authority to education officials to establish rules and regulations for uniforms in public schools and the University of the Philippines, promoting discipline, unity, and the use of locally-made materials.

Questions (Act No. 3414)

It authorizes and directs them to issue rules and regulations prescribing the use of uniforms by students in the covered public schools and in the University of the Philippines, respectively.

Public high schools, secondary trade schools, agricultural schools, and normal schools.

It mandates that preference be given to uniforms made from Philippine materials whenever possible.

It grants them “wide discretion” in choosing uniform materials and styles and in enforcing the rules, to promote economy among students.

They may consider matters related to material and style, and the enforcement of rules in a manner that achieves economy among students.

To effect economy among the students.

It takes effect from the school year beginning June, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

It is primarily an authorization statute: it empowers the Director of Education and the UP President (with required approvals) to issue rules and regulations prescribing uniform use.

For public schools: the Secretary of Public Instruction. For UP: the Board of Regents.

It indicates that each issuing authority applies to its respective level/institution: the Director of Education for specified public schools and the UP President for the University of the Philippines.

It allows wide discretion to school superintendents on materials, styles, and enforcement, while still requiring compliance with rules issued under Section 1.


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