Dress Code

 

  1. Shirts: Collard shirt (dress or golf style collars), long or short sleeve, no sleeveless. No Hensley or banded collars. All shirts are to be tucked in so they do not droop and belt is visible, no sweatshirts, and no tee shirts. School sponsered sweatshirts, tee shirts, and pullovers will be allowed.
    1. Camisoles are considered underwear and should not be seen.
    2. Only the two top buttons of a shirt may be unbuttoned.
    3. No low-cut shirts will be tolerated.
  2. Pants: Pants will be solid color with standard sized pockets and at least knee length. No blue denim jeans. No cargo pants, utility pants, stretch twill pants or spandex pants will be allowed. Pants are to be size appropriate and be made of cloth material. No athletic wear will be permitted. Pants will have belt loops and belt will be worn at normal waist. Belts will be visible at all times.
  3. Skirts and Skorts: Same as pants and must be at least knee length.
  4. Shoes: All shoes must have strap and/or back. Birkenstock shoes are allowed. Must wear socks or hosiery.
  5. Jackets: Only lightweight jackets may be worn in the building. All jackets must be left open at all times. All heavy coats/jackets must be left in locker. *Principal's exception on cold days
  6. Hats: No hats or head covers allowed in the building.
  7. Jewelry: Must not detract from the learning environment or pose a safety hazard. Pierced jewelry is to be worn only in the ear lobe.
  8. Dresses: Must have sleeves and must be at least knee length.
  9. Jumper: Solid colors and must be worn with collared shirts at least knee length.

All clothing must be size appropriate. There will be no camouflage, no blue denim, no vinyl or leather clothing, no see-through clothing, no open weave or fish net materials. No clothes that bare the midriff, no holes or cutouts, no beach footwear, no long coats, no messages on clothing, and all pockets must be standard sized. All book bags of any kind must be either open or weave mesh or transparent materials. Questions about appropriate clothing should be referred to the school principal or the director of schools. no vest and no overalls

Principals will have (3) days per year at their discretion when students will be dressed appropriately but are not necessarily in Dress Code. This will need to be approved in advance by the Superintendent. Principals may also be allowed to approve appropriate attire for pep Rallies after 2:00 o'clock or Pep Rally Days.