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A.
All students shall be required
to maintain the level of
personal
hygiene necessary to ensure a
healthful school environment and
to refrain from any mode of
dress which proves to contribute
to any disruption of school
functions.
B. Administrators and
teachers shall enforce the dress
code Rule, and the principal or
designee shall be the final
judge as to the appropriateness,
neatness and cleanliness of the
apparel, or whether or not
apparel is disruptive, unsafe,
or in violation of the dress
code.
C. All students shall
maintain the following minimum
standard of dress:
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Appropriate
shoes shall be
worn.
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Midriffs shall
be covered.
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Appropriate
under-garments
shall be worn
and may not be
visible.
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No strapless or
spaghetti strap
tops shall
beworn.
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No flip flops,
lace up shoes
are preferred.
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Appropriate
shorts, as
determined by
the school
administration,
may be worn.
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No caps, hats,
bandannas nor
hoods covering
the head are to
be worn in the
school buildings
during the
school day
unless there is
a special
activity during
which they are
deemed
appropriate by
the school
administration.
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Clothing or
ornamentation
that does any of
the following is
prohibited:
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Displays
or
advertises
substances
illegal
tominors.
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Displays
suggestive
phrases,
designs,
markings
or
profanities.
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Advocates,
promotes,
or
suggests
illegal
activity.
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D.
Local schools may establish
additional requirements for
student dress, including school
uniforms. These additional
requirements must be approved by
the Area Assistant
Superintendent and reviewed by
the Board attorney.
E. Parents or students who have
specific questions about a
garment’s appropriateness should
consult the local school student
handbook and/or the local school
administration.
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