[Pest]

Let's not dwell on something as simple as wearing the uniforms when we have a lot of business to take care of.

Apparently they don't care about grammar at this school.

[Sloth]

There's no rule prohibiting you from ending a sentence with a preposition.

[kitkat]

***Apparently they don't care about grammar at this school.***

According to Winston Churchill, it's okay to end a sentence with a preposition. In fact, when he was criticized for doing so, he said: "This is the sort of errant pedantry up with which I shall not put."

[bedolido]

There's no rule prohibiting you from ending a sentence with a preposition

I'm just happy is I can get my point out (at my age I have to use viagra-english to get my point out).

[robertpaulsen]

Freshman (at Harvard): "Excuse me, can you tell me where the library is at?"
Senior (in condescending tone): "At Haw-vud, we do not not end our sentences in prepositions."
Freshman: "Very well. Can you tell me where the library is at, a$$hole?"

[Larry Lucido]

Let's not dwell on something as simple as wearing the uniforms when we have a lot of business to take care of.

Apparently they don't care about grammar at this school.

Of course, we all know the correct phrase is "a lot of business to attend to."