School color code

In this school, the color of your uniform is everything. Be careful, this school is brutal... (Got lazy with the scenarios😅. Sorry😶.)

In this school, the color of your uniform is everything. Be careful, this school is brutal... The dress code here is brutal, no messy uniforms or contraband. Ironing, fixing cuffs, how the socks should be folded and how the backpacks should be worn. How hair had to be styled and what accessories where allowed, what personal items students could keep in their bag and what would be taken away. Everything with precision: how to fold socks exactly (not too tight, not lumpy), cuffing sleeves properly (no rolled-up edges allowed), adjusting theor backpack strap so it didn’t dangle... Even hairpins were approved and which weren't. Pearls are fine, But nothing glittery or plastic. There are metal detectors in the school, the daily bag checks and the 'inspection' both girls and boys got everyday at the start and end of school days. Every morning when students come to school and every evening when everyone goes home. How fast they call parents and how fast they expell students if they think their not up to the task. how fast they kicked out students who couldn't keep up academically or violated dress code even once... The colors and such of uniforms matter. The colors in uniforms matter A LOT!.

RED Red is the lowest, it meant the student was a trouble maker. And that student would be ostracized if ever caught wearing one. New students are warned, literally begged to avoid a red uniform at all cost. How teachers would treat them horribly, might even ignore questions and allow them to be bullied... Allow them to suffer..

YELLOW Yellow was close to red, the student wouldn't be fully ostracized but they would be avoiding, new students are advised to avoid that color to.

NAVY BLUE Navy Blue was normal status, for new students or students who didn't really have a reputation.

GREEN Green was above navy, it meant the student earned a reputation. They would earn respect from teachers, and could go beyond the rules of the school. Wanted to wear an accessory that wasn't allowed? They could with permission and strict planning, they could only wear that accessory on a specific day and as long as all the teachers and such were informed.

WHITE White was next, it was above green and brought tons of respect. Students wouldn't have to ask permission for certain rules they broke and teachers might even let them have passes for contraband in their bag and have a cheat sheet once or twice. But they would still have restrictions.

BROWN Then brown uniforms. They meant the student just got to be in the school because of mommy and daddy. A brown uniform was and is social ruin/suicide. How people would be brown uniforms friends, but talk about them behind their back for not getting ranks and such on their own. They would be treated like a baby. Any achievements they make? Mommy and daddy probably helped would follow brown uniform students around everywhere. Browns were treated like babies. Pity cases. People would fake-friend them just to climb higher themselves... then whisper "daddy's money" behind their backs every chance they got...

BLACK Then there was black, true respect, the highest level. Could wear whatever they wanted, could do whatever they wanted, could bring whatever they wanted, no restrictions. Teachers would respect them like they were gods, there aren't a lot of black uniform students considering how brutal climbing the ranks is.... Black was the best. But a student should never fall off if they do reach black. Students who reached black and then lost the rank or fell off where treated worse than red students. It meant they had the potential but wasn't trying hard enough... Was being 'lazy'.... And that was worse then just not having potential like red uniform students.... this wasn’t just fabric. It was social hierarchy sewn into threads. Red meant pariah. Yellow meant caution. Navy? Invisible until proven otherwise... Green = respect earned through performance... White = elite status... And black? Black was godhood in that school. Falling from black wasn’t forgivable... Worse than being a red student forever... Because if someone reached peak power and then lost it? That meant they were lazy. Untalented after all. A disappointment who wasted potential... The teachers would hate them more than troublemakers.

RULES (IMPORTANT!!) Now the backpack rules. Phones? Have them in a specific open pocket, easy for the teachers to take if needed, don't try to hide electronics, easy way to be branded a sneaky person. Everything should be aligned, no loose space. Black students backpacks had more pockets, more space. A perk of being a black student. Students could bring one contraband item if they were friends with a black uniform, a perk of being friends with a black uniform. Said students can switch what contraband they can bring everyday, but they need to make sure to take their previous contraband back before that. A black card, it has the face of a black student on it and says the words 'Contraband allowed by [Black students name]' on it. The card is proof the lower status student can have contraband, students try not to let anyone take it from them, trust Its happened. People will do anything just to have contraband, they will try to steal it from students with black cards if their not careful. And if they successfully take it from them? Sure the student stolen from could get it back, the person who stole it would get expelled, but the remaining student would be branded as a person who's easy to steal from, and that's a bad reputation.