(See also UNIFORMS)
Students are expected to be clean and neat in their personal grooming, observing standards of modesty, moderation and good taste.
Boys:
Hair style should be neat and trim and may not be below the shirt collar. Razor cuts, hair designs, tails or dyeing are not permitted. Shirts are to be tucked in and uniform pants are to be the correct size and worn properly. Facial hair is not allowed.
Girls:
Jewelry and accessories should be modest. For safety reasons, hoop and dangling earrings may not be worn. Make-up, colored lip gloss and colored nail polish/acrylic nails are not permitted. Hair styling should be modest, age appropriate and without dye/highlights.
Hair accessories or headbands purchased from Simply Uniforms or athletic headbands can be worn to keep hair back. Fashionable (example: big bow, glitter, animal ears, animals/characters) hair accessories/headbands are not allowed.
No permanent, henna, or temporary tattoos are allowed.
The administration, faculty and staff reserve the right to make individual determination affecting dress code policy.
On days designated for free dress the following rules apply: NO above the knee shorts, ripped jeans, mini-skirts, midriff (cropped top), spaghetti strap, halter, or tube tops, low cut dresses or blouses cannot be worn. NO leggings, tights, form-fitting clothes or pajamas (except on designated pajama days). Students are allowed to wear: clean jeans in good condition, dress slacks and shirts, dresses, skirts and blouses. Skirts or dresses must be modest and appropriate for school. Appropriate shoes must be worn; no open-toed, sandals, heels, or slippers may be worn. Baseball-style hats, caps or hoods may not be worn in the classroom. Make-up, colored lip gloss and colored nail polish/acrylic nails are not permitted. Parents will be notified of any changes to this free dress code prior to the event.
Consequences for not adhering to the Free Dress guidelines include, but are not limited to, the following: a phone call to parents to bring appropriate attire, or the student may be asked to change into an available PE uniform. The student will remain in the office until they can change into proper attire.
When a student misses a scheduled Free Dress Day, he/she can not make up on a different day.