Shirts

One of three styles—polo, oxford (button down), or turtleneck

• Must have a collar
• Short or long sleeves
• Any solid color (not heathered... see below)
• No logos (except approved school logos)
• Long enough to remain tucked in

Solid-colored shirt        vs.        Heathered shirt

Pants, Capris & Knee-Length Shorts

One of three styles—slacks, cargo, or Docker (the style, not the brand)

• Solid color:  Khaki (an appropriate shade of brown, tan, or green), navy, black, or gray
  
• Pants in good repair (no holes or frayed edges)
  
• Shorts should reach the knee
  
• No denim/jeans or athletic wear such as sweats or athletic shorts
• No joggers (elastic at ankle)

Skirts, Skorts & Jumpers

• Solid color:  Khaki (an appropriate shade of brown, tan, or green), navy, black, or gray
  
• May also be approved school plaid: 

     1.  “Green Plaid” from French Toast Clothing Company
     2.  “Hunter Classic Navy Plaid” from Land’s End Clothing Company

• Should reach the knee
  
• Leggings or tights may not be used as a substitute for proper length
  

 

Dresses

• Knee-length, solid-color polo dresses (any color) are permitted
  

Leggings, Tights & Knee-High Socks

• Any solid color when worn with skirts, jumpers, or shorts
  
• Free of logos
  

Solid-colored socks        vs.        Patterened and/or logo socks

Shoes

• Closed-toe
  
• No light-up shoes
  

Sweaters, Sweatshirts, Cardigans & Vests

• When inside the building, these may be worn over a dress code shirt for warmth
  
• Must fit all dress code standards except a collar
  
• Any solid color
• No logos

 

Hair

• Hairstyles should be conservative
• No modified hair colors or styles that draw attention to self, such as:  Mohawks, fauxhawks, steppes, or shaved designs, etc. 
  
• Simple/conservative hair accessories (avoid trends that call attention to self)
  

Outerwear:  Coats & Jackets

• Appropriate outerwear for recess time does not need to be a solid color
  
• Appropriate patterns and logos are okay
  
• Any outerwear worn inside the building must be dress code solid color with no patterns or logos
  

Outerwear:  Snow Pants

Kindergarten & 1st grade: 

• Snow pants do not need to be a solid color.  They may have prints/patterns. 
• If K-1 students wear snow pants to school, they should plan on wearing them all day; changing in/out of snow pants is a time-consuming task for students this age.

 
2nd & 3rd grade: 

• Snow pants that are solid-colored in dress code colors (black, navy, khaki, gray) may be worn throughout the day and inside the classroom.
• Snow pants that are not dress code must be removed when in the classroom.

 
4th & 5th grade: 

• Students may wear snow pants at recess only. 
  

Administrative Interpretations

• No additional décor on the clothing, such as beads and sequins, even if the same color as the solid color clothing.
• No excessive and/or non-essential accessories (multiple ear rings, scarves, etc.)
• Clothing must not be form fitting or excessively baggy
  
• Check with the school ahead of time if there are any questions