Dress Code
- You have many options, more than most schools that require uniforms.
- The only way we can keep those increased options, is if students make appropriate dress code choices every day.
- If you do not want to wear loaner clothing, or have to bother your family to have to come to school with dress code appropriate clothing, please follow the dress code.
Written Dress Code Expectations
On-campus Dress Code
Dress code is plain, solid-colored polo shirts and plain pants or shorts. All clothing must fit comfortably, so it does not interfere with students’ ability to jump, run, and climb.
Shirt: Polo or knitted style shirt with short or long sleeves. All shirts must have collars and of solid colors
Outerwear: Jackets, sweaters or sweatshirts must be solid colors and free of logos. Uniform must be visible under the outerwear. 1 small logo no bigger than 2x2 inches is acceptable.
Bottom: Black, Gray, Khaki, Brown, jeans, chinos, dress pants or skorts/shorts.
Shoes: flat, comfortable, and closed-toed that allow for running. No wheeled shoes.
Other Rules and Regulations On Campus:
Pants cannot fall below the waist, be baggy or sag, and may not contain designs
Black leggings may be worn only with shorts or skirts
Skirts, shorts, and skorts must be knee length
Belts: solid black, brown or blue, no adornment on belt or buckle
Pants are solid brown, black, blue, gray, khaki
Students should wear flat, comfortable, closed-toed shoes.
Students not in uniform will not be permitted to attend field trips.
No bandanas or ‘do-rags’.
The wearing of hoods, hats and beanies is forbidden inside the classroom.
Plain sun hats are allowed on the playground.
Perfumes, colognes, scented body sprays (for example, Axe or Body Shop), aerosol deodorant and scented lotions may not be brought to school. Students may apply them before coming to school, and, if they wish, use unscented deodorants or lotions at school.
Dress Code Violation Protocols
The family of the student will be asked to bring appropriate clothing to school immediately
(If someone is NOT able to bring student appropriate clothing)
Student will trade their inappropriate clothing AND electronic device or something valuable in order to borrow D-League’s clothing. At the end of the day student’s property is returned when D-League's property is returned. After 3 documented instances, there must be a parent meeting regarding dress code before the student returns to class.
If D-League is unable to provide clothing and the dress wear is NOT revealing, students will attend classes as usual that day, but cannot return without a parent meeting.
If D-League is unable to provide clothing and the dress wear IS revealing, students will NOT attend classes and must be picked up as soon as possible, but cannot return without a parent meeting.
Students who receive their 3rd dress code infraction will be required to complete 3 hours of community service.
