Dress Code
Dress code is important in helping our school create a safe educational environment. Students will be required to wear a clean school shirt and tan or black pants. Clothing should be in good repair and proper fitting. If a student comes to school in anything that promotes violence, drugs, gangs, or anything not approved by the school, their attire will be immediately addressed. Student’s parent/guardian will be called to bring a change of clothes.
The dress standards of safe, clean, and modest can be interpreted in many ways; therefore, all dress code concerns must be addressed by the director or co-director to ensure that consistent response occurs.
Policy Update: Jackets and Sweaters in School
Amendment Overview
This amendment to the existing school dress code outlines new guidelines regarding the wearing of jackets and sweaters in the school building.
Permitted Outerwear
- Students are allowed to wear over their school t-shirt, a school hoodie or an open jacket or sweater/cardigan in solid colors of blue, khaki brown, black, or white.
- School logo must always be visible.
- Jackets and cardigans must be free of patterns, logos, or graphics except for approved school insignia.
Uniform Visibility Requirement
- The jacket or sweater must remain open at all times while inside the school building.
- This policy ensures that the uniform T-shirt is always visible.
Enforcement and Compliance
- Staff will monitor compliance with this amendment during school hours.
- Students not adhering to the policy may be asked to remove or open their outerwear to comply with uniform requirements.
Effective Date
- This amendment is effective immediately and will be enforced throughout the school year.