Dress Code Policies
Students who repeatedly violate the uniform policy will be denied participation in the next dress-down day and/or face disciplinary action.
Hair
Boys must have a traditional haircut and one natural color
Hair must be above the eyebrows, off the ears, and above the collar
Hair must be kept neat and clean
No facial hair is permitted
Girls must have a traditional haircut and one natural color
Bangs must be above the eyebrows
Hair must be kept neat and clean
Hair decorations should be small and coordinate with the uniform
Jewelry
Girls may wear one earring (post or small type) on lower lobe in each ear
No hoop earrings permitted
Boys may not wear earrings
One small ring permitted
One watch may be worn on the wrist
Only one bracelet or band may be worn
One religious medal, cross or crucifix, on a thin silver or gold chain may be worn
Fingernails should be kept neat and trimmed
Girls may not wear nail polish, artificial nails, or nail tips
Perfume/cologne, make-up, hats, or sunglasses are not permitted during the school day
Brownie/Scout Uniforms
Students may wear the scout uniforms on meeting days
Dress Down Days
Dress down day is a privilege. Children who violate or challenge the dress down policy will be asked to notify the parent and request a change of clothing be brought to school.
Dress Down Days (BOYS)
Top of pants MUST be around waist
Shirts must be plain shirts or t-shirts with positive messages only
Sneakers or shoes; no boots or opened back or opened toe shoes allowed
All other regulations apply
Dress Down Days (GIRLS)
Tops must have sleeves and be long enough to cover the torso
Shorts and skirts must be loose fitting and appropriate in length
Sneakers or shoes with heel no bigger than 1 inch may be worn
No boots or opened back or opened toe shoes allowed
