UNIFORM DRESS CODE POLICY
Students should take
pride in their appearance. They are expected to be dressed and groomed
neatly. It is the parents’ responsibility to ensure the proper dress of
their children when they attend school by keeping uniforms clean and
neat.
PRE-SCHOOL and
KINDERGARTEN
Pre-School and Kindergarten students
wear casual, but suitable attire. They do not wear the traditional
school uniform.
BOYS GRADE 1-8
Pants: Navy blue dress
pants, Navy blue uniform shorts (worn Sept/Oct and May/June)
Shirts: White or light
blue dress shirt (long or short sleeve).
Shirts must be tucked in at all times
White or light blue knit shirt or
turtleneck
Belts: Belts must be worn
at all times.
Sweater: Solid navy, red or
white. No ornamental trim, logos or decoration.
Socks: Solid color (navy,
black or white) ankle length socks. Low-cut athletic socks, or
foot-socks are not permitted.
Footwear: Sneakers are
permitted, but must have an all-white, non-marking sole.
They must be plain, low cut (NO high-tops!) in white. Please refrain
from excessive colored trim that detract from the school uniform. If
dress shoes are worn, they must be a traditional penny-loafer
style or oxford style shoe with a standard ½ - ¾ inch sole/heel.
GIRLS GRADE 1-8
Jumpers: Gr. 1-5 - Plaid
uniform jumper
Skirts: Gr. 6-8 - Plaid
uniform skirt - double kick, pleated front and back. Skirts/jumpers
should not be hemmed more than 1” above the knee.
Pants/Shirts: Navy blue slacks,
Navy uniform shorts or skorts (worn Sept/Oct and May/June)
Blouse/Shirt: White or light blue
blouse (long or short sleeve). White or light blue knit blouse/shirt
White turtleneck.
Socks: Ankle or knee
length socks or tights/stockings in the following colors: white, navy,
red, beige. Low-cut athletic socks, or foot-socks are not permitted.
Belts: Must be worn with
slacks and shorts.
Sweaters: Solid navy, red, or
white. No ornamental trim.
Footwear: Sneakers are
permitted, but must have an all-white, non-marking sole.
They must be plain, low cut (NO high-tops!) in white. Please refrain
from excessive colored trim that detract from the school uniform. If
dress shoes are worn, they must be a traditional penny-loafer
style or oxford style shoe with a standard ½ - ¾ inch sole/heel.
Hair ribbons, etc. should
match the uniform colors and should not be too elaborate in keeping with
the simplicity of the uniform.
NO additional items that may
prove disruptive are permitted. Such items include, but are not limited
to the following:
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Boys’ hair
must be cut above the eyebrows and ears and must not touch the top of
the shirt collar.
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No
make-up, nail polish or false nails.
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No fad or
extreme hairstyles, including “highlights” or “streaking” of hair will
be tolerated!
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No type of
hair coloring is permitted!
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Excessive
jewelry is not permitted for girls or boys. Jewelry should be simple,
i.e. a simple chain with a cross. Jewelry is never permitted in gym
class because it is a safety hazard. Earrings for boys are never
permitted. Other body piercings are not allowed for either boys or
girls. The teacher, or the principal will ask a student to remove any
jewelry that is deemed “excessive.
Students who are out of
uniform for a valid reason need to bring in a note from the
parent/guardian. They will be issued an out-of-uniform demerit.
Students who receive 3 such demerits will serve an after school
detention and forfeit the next out-of-uniform dress-up or dress-down
day.
DRESS-UP &
DRESS-DOWN DAYS
Occasionally, the students
will be allowed to “dress-up” or “dress-down” (holidays, special events,
rewards, etc.) The following guidelines will be followed on such
occasions:
Dress-up:
Students wear clothes that
they would typically wear to church, a party, or a fine dining
establishment. They usually dress up for “Picture Day”, or when the
school is celebrating a special occasion.
Dress-Down:
Students
may wear jeans, T-shirts; sweat shirts, shorts, and sneakers. However,
shirts with questionable pictures/sayings, tight or very short shorts or
tight jeans are never permitted, in keeping with the Christian
atmosphere of the school. Students who do not comply with these
guidelines will be issued a demerit and will call home for a change of
clothes. |