STUDENT DRESS: Your dress reflects the quality of the school, your conduct, your schoolwork, and prepares you for the workforce. All students are expected to dress and groom themselves neatly in clothes that are modest and suitable for school activities.  Dress that distracts to the point of interfering with the learning environment will not be tolerated and may lead to disciplinary action.

ALL McKinley High School students are expected to wear, visibly on their person, their school-issued identification card.

Per the McKinley High School Dress Standard, the following clothing items are considered inappropriate for school:

• Shirt or Blouse that exposes the midriff/abdomen or back (including tube tops and halter tops)

• Clothes worn in a way that reveals a student's underwear or torso.

• Shorts and skirts which are too short and expose the buttocks.

• Clothing or accessories  with graphics or text that promote alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, sex, violence, or vulgarity.

• Any other clothing that is considered inappropriate by school officials.

• Head covering, i.e., caps, “hoodies”, visors and non-prescription dark/colored glasses must be removed in classrooms and instructional settings.