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Top: Girls
- Shirts must be properly closed, zipped, or buttoned.
- Blouses, shirts, t-shirts, and other tops do not have to be tucked in. However, they should be at least 3 inches below the waistline and no more than 5 inches below the waistline if they are not tucked in. Only a tunic style top or sweater can exceed the maximum length of 5 inches below the waistline.
- Sleeveless vests are permitted if appropriate tops/shirts are worn underneath.
- Tank tops, tube tops, muscle shirts, spaghetti straps, thin straps, or tops that expose the midriff, any part of the bust, excessive part of the back, are excessively tight, or are distracting are not permitted.
- Tight fitting undershirts (example – Under Armour) may be worn as long as they are covered by an appropriate top/shirt. This is the only exception regarding tops/shirts being too tight.
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Bottom: Girls
- All pants (jeans, khakis, dress pants or slacks), shorts, dresses, capris, skirts, and skorts should be properly hemmed.
- Males may wear jeans, khakis, dress pants (slacks), and shorts.
- Athletic pants or shorts are only permitted in appropriate P.E. classes (approved by the instructor).
- Shorts, dresses, capris, skirts, and skorts must be no shorter than 3 inches above the mid knee. In certain situations a person’s build may dictate that the principal allow a particular student to deviate from the 3 inch above the mid knee rule. Certainly, this is the exception and not the rule.
- Only Bermuda style shorts and walking style shorts are permitted for students in grades 5-12.
- Cargo pants of any kind are not permitted (pants may have small – non baggy – pockets on the side).
- No writing or designs on the seat of pants, shorts, dresses, capris, skirts, or skorts is allowed.
- Leggings, jeggings, or footless tights may be worn as long as they are accompanied by a tunic type top or sweater that is not shorter than 3 inches above the mid knee. This is the only exception regarding pants/bottoms being too tight.
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Top: Boys
- Shirts must be properly closed, zipped, or buttoned.
- Blouses, shirts, t-shirts, and other tops do not have to be tucked in. However, they should be at least 3 inches below the waistline and no more than 5 inches below the waistline if they are not tucked in. Only a tunic style top or sweater can exceed the maximum length of 5 inches below the waistline.
- Sleeveless vests are permitted if appropriate tops/shirts are worn underneath.
- Tank tops, tube tops, muscle shirts, spaghetti straps, thin straps, or tops that expose the midriff, any part of the bust, excessive part of the back, are excessively tight, or are distracting are not permitted.
- K-4 Students may wear sleeveless tops as long as they are not revealing.
- Tight fitting undershirts (example – Under Armour) may be worn as long as they are covered by an appropriate top/shirt. This is the only exception regarding tops/shirts being too tight.
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Bottom: Boys
- All pants (jeans, khakis, dress pants or slacks), shorts, dresses, capris, skirts, and skirts should be properly hemmed.
- Males may wear jeans, khakis, dress pants (slacks), and shorts.
- Athletic pants or shorts are only permitted in appropriate P.E. classes (approved by the instructor).
- Shorts, dresses, capris, skirts, and skirts must be no shorter than 3 inches above the mid knee. In certain situations a person’s build may dictate that the principal allow a particular student to deviate from the 3 inch above the mid knee rule. Certainly, this is the exception and not the rule.
- Only Bermuda style shorts and walking style shorts are permitted for students in grades 5-12.
- Cargo pants of any kind are not permitted (pants may have small – non baggy – pockets on the side).
- No writing or designs on the seat of pants, shorts, dresses, capris, skirts, or skorts is allowed.
- Leggings, jeggings, or footless tights may be worn as long as they are accompanied by a tunic type top or sweater that is not shorter than 3 inches above the mid knee. This is the only exception regarding pants/bottoms being too tight.
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Shoes
- Shoes, boots, and sandals should not have an extreme heel. Heels should be no higher or taller than 2 inches.
- Pumps, wedges, and similar footwear are permissible. However, the footwear cannot have a significant incline. The maximum allowable incline is 2 inches.
- High heeled shoes are not allowed.
- Footwear must be tied or fastened at all times.
- All footwear must have a back that is attached (can be a strap).
- Footwear may be of the open toed variety.
- Footwear (shoes, boots, sandals, pumps, wedges, etc.) must be worn at all times.
- Pants legs must not be tucked into boots. However, boots may be worn over leggings, jeggings, or footless tights assuming all rules dealing with these particular items of clothing are followed.
- Foot wear with lights, taps, wheels, cleats, or other similar objects is prohibited.
- Flip-flops, slides, slippers, house shoes, and shower shoes are prohibited.
- It is highly recommended that students involved with P.E. wear athletic shoes of some type.
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Outerwear
- Coats/Jackets/Pullovers
- Trench coats, duster coats, and other similar items are not allowed.
- Coats should be no longer than mid-thigh.
- Hooded coats and pullovers may be worn. However, hoods themselves may only be worn when weather conditions (cold or wet) dictate such. However, hoods are not to be worn inside school buildings.
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