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Shoes shall be worn at all times. Bedroom shoes and
athletic sandals are not appropriate for school
wear. Very thin, beach flip-flops may not be worn.
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Clothing or ornamentation displaying or advertising
substances and activities that are illegal for
minors is prohibited. Suggestive phrases, designs,
markings, or profanities are also prohibited.
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Short and skirt length must be at least to the tip
of the longest finger when the student is standing
straight. If the dress/skirt has a slit, the
highest point of the slit must meet the fingertip
rule. When a student drops his/her hands by their
side, their fingers should be touching fabric.
Inappropriate shorts/pants include bike shorts,
cut-offs that are not hemmed, cut off sweat pants,
umbros, "spandex" pants, sweat pants/shorts, boxer
shorts, physical education or work-out shorts such
as basketball shorts, and shorts with holes.
Athletic pants/shorts may be worn in physical
education.
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All shirts and/or dresses must have sleeves. No
midriff shirts, blouses or tops are permitted. The
midriff (stomach area) must be covered even when the
arms are raised. See through tops may only be worn
if the clothing underneath meets the dress code.
Wearing a jacket over a tank top is only acceptable
if you cannot tell that a sleeveless shirt is being
worn underneath. Necklines should not encourage
others to stare.
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Appropriate undergarments are required, and should
not be seen.
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In the building, students are expected to remove
sunglasses, hats, caps, bandanas,
visors, sweatbands, hoods, scarves or other
items covering the head and store them in their
locker. The exception to this would be on an
announced spirit “Hat Day”.
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Pants or jeans with holes or tears above the knee
are prohibited. Pajama pants are not appropriate
school attire. Tightly fitted knit pants should not
be worn to school. Words should not be printed on
the seat of pants.
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Pants or jeans are to be worn at the natural
waistline and be held up if needed by a belt.
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Clothing, make-up or hairstyles which, in the
judgment of the school, call undue attention to an
individual or interferes with the planned
educational program may not be worn to school. The
school reserves the right to make judgments in
individual cases.
If there is a
question about the appropriateness of a students’
attire, he/she will be referred to an administrator. If
it is determined that the garment is offensive or
inappropriate, the student will be asked to change
clothes. If the student cannot obtain a change of
clothes, he/she will be isolated for the remainder of
the school day. Upon the 3rd dress code violation, the
student will be assigned to In-school suspension.
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