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All students are expected to wear clothing that is appropriate for school. Cabarrus County Board of Education specifies that each student must come to school appropriately dressed in clothing that is not disruptive to the educational process and does not endanger the health and safety of others. (See Policy 4316 Student Dress Code). The board believes that the dress and personal appearance of students greatly affect their academic performance and their interaction with other students. The board requests that parents outfit their children in clothing that is conducive to learning. Generally, dress and grooming standards as determined by the student and his or her parents will be deemed acceptable. Cabarrus County Schools dress code guidelines can be found here (page 16).
All students are expected to wear clothing that is appropriate for school. Cabarrus County Board of Education specifies that each student must come to school appropriately dressed in clothing that is not disruptive to the educational process and does not endanger the health and safety of others. (See Policy 4316 Student Dress Code). The board believes that the dress and personal appearance of students greatly affect their academic performance and their interaction with other students. The board requests that parents outfit their children in clothing that is conducive to learning. Generally, dress and grooming standards as determined by the student and his or her parents will be deemed acceptable. Cabarrus County Schools dress code guidelines can be found here (page 16).
General Guidelines: Appropriate, comfortable, and safe should be the guidelines in choosing clothing. Examples of inappropriate or unsafe clothing include:
Hats, headbands, bandannas, or other head coverings.
Short shorts and short skirts, spaghetti straps (not at finger tip length), or shirts that bare the midriff, see-through shirts and clothing that does not cover undergarments.
Clothing with vulgar or suggestive stenciling and/or advertisement or promotion of illegal substances (cigarettes, alcoholic beverages, etc.)
Sunglasses, flip-flops, or jewelry that distracts from learning.
Footwear that may present a hazard to health and safety. Examples include: wheelies, flip-flops, slides, etc. Because we provide a daily P.E. period where we encourage students to be active, students need to wear shoes that allow them to run, climb, and stop safely.
What to wear:
Skirts and Shorts: No more than 3 inches above the knee.
Shirts and Blouses: Must cover the student’s midriff – no plunging necklines or exposed cleavage. Straps must be the width of the student’s ID card (2 inches or greater).
Pants: Must cover legs with pants that have no holes above your knees
*All students who do not follow clothing guidelines will either call home for a change of clothes or borrow clothes from the ATAES Clothing Closet.
Código de Vestimenta del Estudiante
Se espera que todos los estudiantes usen ropa apropiada para la escuela. La Junta de Educación del Condado de Cabarrus establece que cada estudiante debe asistir a la escuela vestido adecuadamente, con ropa que no interrumpa el proceso educativo ni ponga en riesgo la salud y seguridad de los demás. (Consulte la Política 4316: Código de Vestimenta del Estudiante).
La Junta considera que la vestimenta y la apariencia personal de los estudiantes tienen un impacto importante en su desempeño académico y en sus interacciones con otros estudiantes. La Junta solicita que los padres vistan a sus hijos con ropa que favorezca un ambiente de aprendizaje. En general, los estándares de vestimenta y aseo personal determinados por el estudiante y sus padres se considerarán aceptables.
Las pautas del código de vestimenta de Escuelas del Condado de Cabarrus se pueden encontrar aquí (página 16).
Pautas Generales:
Pautas Generales:
La ropa debe ser apropiada, cómoda y segura. Algunos ejemplos de ropa inapropiada o insegura incluyen:
Gorras, sombreros, diademas, pañuelos (bandannas) u otros cubrecabezas.
Pantalones cortos o faldas muy cortas, tirantes delgados (spaghetti straps) que no tengan el ancho de una tarjeta de identificación, camisas que dejen el abdomen descubierto, ropa transparente o prendas que no cubran la ropa interior.
Ropa con palabras, imágenes o diseños vulgares o sugestivos, o que anuncien o promuevan sustancias ilegales (cigarrillos, bebidas alcohólicas, etc.).
Gafas de sol, sandalias tipo chanclas (flip-flops) o joyería que distraiga del aprendizaje.
Calzado que pueda representar un riesgo para la salud o seguridad. Algunos ejemplos incluyen: zapatos con ruedas (wheelies), chanclas, sandalias sin soporte, entre otros. Debido a que ofrecemos una clase diaria de Educación Física (P.E.) donde fomentamos que los estudiantes sean activos, los estudiantes deben usar zapatos que les permitan correr, trepar y detenerse de manera segura.
Qué usar:
Qué usar:
Faldas y pantalones cortos:
No deben estar a más de 3 pulgadas por encima de la rodilla.
Camisas y blusas:
Deben cubrir el abdomen del estudiante.
No se permiten escotes pronunciados ni prendas que expongan el pecho.
Los tirantes deben tener el ancho de la tarjeta de identificación del estudiante (2 pulgadas o más).
Pantalones:
Deben cubrir las piernas.
No se permiten pantalones con agujeros por encima de las rodillas.
*Los estudiantes que no cumplan con las pautas de vestimenta deberán llamar a casa para solicitar un cambio de ropa o podrán tomar prestada ropa del Clóset de Ropa de ATAES.
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