Carroll County should consider requiring uniforms for public school students, Superintendent Charles Ecker said.

Uniforms would thrust learning to the forefront instead of social hierarchies based on popular or expensive clothing, Ecker said, and they would improve security by reducing areas where students could hide and bring weapons into school.

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