Dress Code
Dress Code
In an effort to keep the focus on learning and not on dress, the following guidelines are in place.
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Acceptable |
NOT Permitted |
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T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters |
Crop Tops, Halter Tops, Pajamas, Hats, Hoods |
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Dresses, skirts (fingertip length) |
Clothes with excessive holes |
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Jeans, sweatpants |
Clothes that are excessively short/tight (fingertip length is appropriate) |
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Socks, Tennis Shoes, Sandals, Boots |
Clothing or jewelry that displays references to tobacco, alcohol, weapons, violence, profanity, gangs, sex or drugs. |
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Shorts (fingertip length) |
Visible underwear |
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Flip Flops, Slides, Slippers, High Heels |
No head coverings are permitted inside the school building. Students are required to remove any headwear upon entering the building and throughout the school day. This includes but is not limited to caps, hats, hoods, bandanas, wave caps, athletic sweatbands, wave caps, sunglasses, headsets, or any other head covering (male and female students). Any headgear worn due to religious beliefs and/or medical reasons is acceptable.
The final decisions about appropriateness of dress will be made by the building principal. Parent may be required to supply a change in attire.