I LOVE the uniform policy here. I would be the one protesting it if they tried to take it away.I think the kids have a good selection to choose from. They are NOT all in the same colors nor fabric. They can pick what color shoes they want to wear. I love it love it. Before the had the policy I can personally tell you I have seen boys wearing pants below their butts with under ware showing of boxers with skulls !. I have seen girls in skirts that would make a street walker blush !. I 100% support the policy and would fight tooth and nail to keep it.

TOP
White or Navy
Collared shirt with sleeves or Turtleneck
Undershirts – solid navy or white
Small unobtrusive logo - (one that can be covered with a quarter is acceptable)

BOTTOM
BOYS
Khaki or Navy Blue
Pants or Shorts
(corduroy fabric permitted)
GIRLS
Khaki or Navy Blue
Pants, Skirts, Capris, Shorts, Skorts, Jumpers or Dresses
(corduroy fabric permitted)

BELT
SHOES
SOLID
Black, Brown, Navy, Tan,
Gray or White
Plain, unobtrusive buckle and appropriate length.
Belt is optional for grades
Pre-K through 1st.
SHOES
Black, Brown, Navy, Tan, Gray or White
Fully enclosed shoe
No Sandals
Tennis shoes allowed with no color restrictions
SOCKS/HOSE/TIGHTS (Must be worn with shoes at all times.)
SOLID

SWEATERS/SWEATSHIRTS
SOLID
Black, Brown, Navy, Tan,
Gray or White
SOLID
Black, Brown, Navy, Tan,
Gray or White
(All outerwear must be colors listed above.)
(Outerwear must be worn with a uniform shirt.)

POCKETS: No pockets on pants, skirts, or shorts except those made into the side seams of the garment, with the exception of back pockets. NO EXTRA POCKETS
2. BELTS: Must be worn with pants that have belt loops. Belt is optional for grades Pre-K through 1st.
3. PANTS: Pants must be secured at the waist. Pants cannot be “sagging”.
4. TOPS: All shirts must be tucked in. Skin may not show. Undershirts must be solid white or navy with no wording or pictures.
5. LENGTH: Shorts, skorts, skirts, dresses, and jumpers must be NO more than two (2) inches above the knee in the front and back.
6. OUTERWEAR: This includes heavier coats for colder weather. (The color of the lining is not an issue.) Jackets, coats, sweaters, and sweatshirts are considered outerwear and must be worn with a uniform shirt. Outerwear of school-approved organizations (as approved by the principal) is acceptable. Organizations should be listed by the schools.
7. TRANSFERS: Students who transfer from other school districts will be given five (5) days to come into compliance with the dress code.
8. T- SHIRTS: Schools may use t-shirts on field trips as the principal dictates.
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