Dress Code Review

Students should wear attire that furthers health and safety of students and staff, enables the educational process, and facilitates the operations of the school.

• True

• False

Students must wear clothing that covers their skin from _____________ to mid-thigh with opaque (non-see-through) fabric in front, back, and on the sides.

• face

• chest

Students must wear __________ at all times except when changing for physical education or athletic practices or events or when specifically directed otherwise by a teacher or administrator.

• shoes

• hats

Clothing must cover ______________.

• hands

• undergarments

You should be covered with opaque clothing. What does opaque mean?

• thin

• not see through

Clothing must be ___________ for all scheduled classroom activities including physical education, science labs, wood shop, and other activities where unique hazards exist.

• suitable

• a specific color

Specialized courses may require specialized attire, such as _________ uniforms or safety gear.

• classroom

• sports

Head coverings (including hats, hoods, sweat bands, and bandanas) are ___________ in the school building.However, students may wear head coverings in the school building as an expression of sincerely held religious belief (e.g., hijabs or yarmulkes) or cultural expression (e.g., geles) or to reasonably accommodate medical or disability-related issues (e.g., protective helmets).

• allowed

• prohibited

What is the first offense for noncompliance with the dress code?

• Parent/guardian contact is made and teacher completes a minor referral and assigns consequence

• Teacher provides a warning and reviews the dress code policy to ensure understanding of expectations

• Teacher provides an additional warning and parent/guardian contact is made.

• Parent/guardian contact is made and teacher completes a major referral; administration assigns consequence

What is the second offense for noncompliance with the dress code?

• Parent/guardian contact is made and teacher completes a minor referral and assigns consequence

• Teacher provides a warning and reviews the dress code policy to ensure understanding of expectations

• Teacher provides an additional warning and parent/guardian contact is made.

• Parent/guardian contact is made and teacher completes a major referral; administration assigns consequence