Dress Code

A flexible and cost effective dress code has been established at our school to encourage academic success while reducing distractions and competition. Implementing a simple, flexible, cost effective dress code promotes student learning and increased academic instruction time.

Please refer to the Parent and Student Handbook for the complete dress code policy.

All Students

Students Kindergarten – 5 th grade must wear solid white, solid heather/light grey, or solid powder/light blue-colored shirts that have collars (includes mock turtlenecks, long- or shortsleeved, cotton or knit).
Middle School students must wear solid white, solid navy, solid heather/light grey, or solid powder/light blue shirts that have collars (include mock turtlenecks, long- or short-sleeved, cotton or knit).
All shirts worn under uniform shirts must be solid white.
Shoes: Students may wear tennis shoes or dress shoes of their choice. Shoes must be closed-toed; croc style shoes, sandals, flip flops, boots, shoes that light up, and wheelies are not permitted; winter boots and rain boots are not permitted to be worn during the school day. If a student wears winter boots or rain boots to school, they must change out of them to appropriate shoes when they enter the classroom.
Snow boots and rain boots are permitted outside and must be removed when entering the classroom.
Shoes with wheels or lights are not permitted.
Sold-colored: sweaters and sweater vests that are navy or white are acceptable. No hoods, stripes, logos, patterns or fur are permitted. All collars of underneath shirts must be visible.
Sweatshirts, fleece jackets, hoodies, polartec jackets may be worn as outerwear only while students are outside.
Hats of any kind are not permitted.
Extreme hairstyles are not permitted. Hair color must be of natural tones and may not be colored, dyed, or streaked.
No neck jewelry (including key lanyards) or wrist jewelry is permitted other than a watch,
Belts must be solid black, brown or navy (no ornamental belt buckles).
Wearing, carrying, and displaying gang paraphernalia, names, signs, or symbols of gang membership are prohibited.
Visible markings, tattoos, or writings on students are not permitted.
Bandanas are not permitted.

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Boys

Uniform-style pants or shorts that are navy blue for Kindergarten – 5 th grade, khaki or navy blue for Middle School must be worn.
Belts must be worn with trousers that have belt loops.
No sagging pants are permitted.
Shirts must be tucked into pants or shorts at all times.
White or navy socks must be worn.
Hairstyles must be conservative.
Body piercing ornaments are not permitted, including earrings. Any boys coming to school with piercings will be asked to remove them immediately. Band-Aids may not be used to cover the piercings.

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Girls

Uniform-style pants, Capri pants, skirts, skorts, or jumpers that are navy blue for Kindergarten – 5 th grade, and khaki or navy blue for Middle School must be worn. All bottoms must be either longer than the fingers when the student’s arms hang at her sides or no more than three inches above the knees. No ties on bottoms are permitted. White or navy blue socks or tights must be worn. No leggings or footless tights may be worn under skirts or skorts.
One pair of earrings is permitted. Only ears may be pierced. All earrings must be no larger than one inch in diameter.
Makeup is not permitted.
Body piercing ornaments are not permitted.
No purses are permitted in the classrooms.

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Jeans Days

Jeans or regular school uniform must be worn
Uniform shirt must be worn
Clothing must be school appropriate (no holes in jeans, no tight or clingy, no low cut tops).
Sagging pants are not permitted.
Skulls on clothing are not permitted.
Jewelry is not permitted.
Hoods are not permitted.
Clothing not addressed in this sub-section must adhere to the above dress requirements.

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Special Events

For field trips, the dress code is set by the classroom teacher.
For Fall Yearbook Picture Day, students must follow the standard dress code.
For Spring Personal Picture Day, students may follow the standard dress code or wear more formal clothing (e.g., suits or dresses), per parental judgment

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