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Dress Code / Uniform

There is a close relationship between high standards of dignity and pride and proper grooming which all contribute to an appropriate learning environment. Modesty will be the dominant feature in all clothes. Attire shall be clean and inoffensive. Students and parents share in the responsibility for proper grooming of the student; however, the campus administrator has the final authority concerning propriety of clothes, hairstyle, and jewelry.

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Dress Code Guidelines
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Expectation Overview

  • Students are expected to follow the uniform/dress code standards on campus, on study trips, and at other school activities.

  • Uniforms are expected to be worn Monday-Thursday each week. Friday is free dress day, following the General Guidelines found in the Student / Parent Handbook. If there is no school scheduled on Friday, Thursday is free- dress day.

  • Hats, hoods, and scarves are not permitted to be worn inside. Head coverings should not cover student faces. Headwear worn for religious purposes is acceptable.

  • Students with sensory issues that require modifying the uniform may request an exception. They must provide medical documentation to administrators with the request.

  • Piercings (8th-12th Only) Small facial piercings are ok. No large hoops or large gauges.