Dress Code

OUR DRESS CODE REINFORCES THESE SOCIAL SKILLS:

SELF MASTERY

Just because you want to wear something does not mean it's socially appropriate. Social events typically specify the attire and self-mastery means making a little more effort to present yourself at your best.

COMMUNICATION

What does your outfit say about you? Is this the message that you want to send out to the world? Are you sending mixed or confusing messages by dressing in a way that is not consistent with your boundaries?

SOCIAL AWARENESS

Is your outfit making the people around you uncomfortable? There is a reason why we are required to wear clothes in public. There is a certain point where revealing too much becomes indecent and disrespectful.

RESPONSIBLE CHOICE

At CJC there are real consequences for not following the dress code. These are listed in the by-laws and include dress modification by our chaperones, informing the parents, and not being allowed into the event.

[WHAT NOT TO WEAR]

THE FOLLOWING STYLES ARE NOT ALLOWED:

Neckline that goes below the breastbone

Any cut-out or design that shows the bottom or side of the breast

Any dress or top that shows the midsection or entire side of the torso

Any open back style that goes below the natural waistline

Hemlines or slits higher than 3 inches ABOVE the knee

**WHEN IN DOUBT:*

Text a photo of yourself wearing the dress (front, back and side views) to one of our Sentries for approval - this also ensures that there are no duplicate dresses at the event

OR

CHOOSE ANOTHER DRESS!

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