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Dress Code

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Professional Student Dress Code

 

Students need to be prepared for school, which includes appropriate appearance. Most of our students do an excellent job and look like professional students. Teachers check in the morning for appropriate, professional appearance. Students who do not wear appropriate school attire will be asked to make a change. Students may need to have clothing brought from home or supplied by the school to finish the day. Students who fail to comply with the dress code on more than three occasions will be treated as defiant. In order to look like a professional student, your children should come to school with the following:

  • No spaghetti straps or shoulder straps less than two inches wide, no halter tops or tops with only one shoulder. Tops must completely cover the student’s torso and chest area. Shorts, shirts or dresses may not be shorter than the tips of the student’s fingers when arms are held at the student’s side.

  • Clothing must conceal undergarments and no low neckline (cleavage showing).

  • All clothing must be size appropriate. This applies to loose fitting or overly tight and revealing garments. Pants may be worn no lower than the hip.

  • Jeans or pants with holes can only be worn with tights underneath them if the slits are higher than the tips of the student’s fingers when arms are held at the student’s side. No skin can be shown in areas that are indecent.

  • Shoes that are flat and allow students to participate in sports activities and recess activities (sandals must have a heel strap). All students must have tennis shoes for PE and it is preferred for recess and lunch activities to ensure student safety.

  • Clean faces free of all make-up. Natural lip gloss may be worn. Jewelry or accessories that do not pose a safety threat.

  • Hats with brims only which provide sun protection to the face, such as baseball caps that are worn only outside on the playground with the brim facing forward. All hats are to be removed when entering any building.

  • Clothing that has appropriate messages and art work for a school environment.

  • Any type of clothing that the administration deems to be inappropriate at school will be brought to a parent’s attention.

 

Students who violate the dress standards will be subject to disciplinary consequences consisting of but not limited to, detention, turning an article of clothing inside out and/or changing into loaner clothes. Families may also be contacted to provide their child with a change of clothes for the remainder of the day. Continued violations could result in further disciplinary action.

 

Sometimes our decisions may seem arbitrary or subjective. Our intent is to mirror the expectations of a professional workplace and prepare your children for real life experiences. Administration has the discretionary right to deem appearance as a distraction to the learning environment.