Parents > Dress Code

Shirts/Blouses

Students may wear:

• any collared shirt (must be buttoned in accordance with design and appropriateness)
• T-shirts and other pullover tops
• sweatshirts/sweaters
• school designs/logos, brand names or other appropriate words on clothing are acceptable

Students are prohibited from wearing shirts/blouses that:

• are oversized or immodestly undersized
• depict or reference alcohol, drugs, tobacco, weapons, nudity, gang affiliation, death, violence, vulgar or obscene language or images, and/or insults to race, religion, gender or ethnicity, or other emblems or writing that may be expected to cause a material or substantial disruption of, or interference with, normal school operations.

Students are also prohibited from wearing undershirts, tank tops, see-through clothing, pajamas, blouses or clothing with spaghetti straps, or shirts/blouses that expose the midriff when the arms are raised.

Pants/Slacks

Pants/slack are worn at the waist and must be belted if appropriate.

Pants/slacks may not be:

• touching the ground or covering the foot
• made of Spandex or other form-fitting materials
• baggy or oversized

Shorts

• Acceptable shorts are no shorter than mid-thigh for all grades

Shorts may not be:

• made of spandex or other form-fitting materials
• baggy or oversized
• split or fringed at the hem or seams
• boxers or pajamas

Dresses/Skorts/Skirts

Dresses/Skorts/Skirts must be:

• no shorter than mid-thigh for all grades
• worn at the waist (skorts/skirts)

In addition:

• Dress tops must meet the guidelines required for blouses and shirts.
• Dresses, skorts and skirts may not be spandex or other form-fitting materials
• Slits in skirts or dresses must be modest. High-slashed apparel is not acceptable.

Shoes

Shoes must be:

• worn at all times
• chosen for safety, health reasons and quietness

Platform soles over one-inch high are not permitted for safety reasons.

House shoes and shower shoes are not acceptable. Flip-flops may be worn, but are not recommended for safety reasons.

Hair

• Hair must be clean, well-groomed, out of the eyes, and styled in a way that is not distracting or conspicuous.
• Facial hair, such as mustaches, beards and goatees, is not allowed.
• Males must not wear sideburns below the earlobes.
• Hairstyles that create a safety hazard or distraction, or are a material or substantial disruption are not permitted.

Jewelry

• Earrings, hair jewelry, watches, bracelets, rings and necklaces that are not a safety hazard or a material or substantial disruption may be worn.
• Visible jewelry for body piercing, other than earrings, is not allowed.
• Jewelry that is considered gang-related is not allowed.
• Jewelry (including earrings, chains, emblems, etc.) that is considered a safety hazard or a material or substantial distraction is not permitted.

General

• School-approved uniforms for physical education, athletics, pep rallies, etc., may be worn only during the class or activity for which they are approved.
• For unique special events, the campus administrator may establish event-specific dress code requirements.
• Hats, caps, headbands, bandanas or scarves shall not be worn indoors except in the interest of religious practices, safety, cleanliness, or with the permission of the principal.
• No article of apparel shall be worn that will in any way damage school property, create a safety hazard or create a material or substantial distraction to the school environment.