Dress Code

    Hair must be neat, not touching the collar of the ears. Hair will not hang below the eyebrows. Extreme hairstyles (spiked, braided, lines, unusual color, etc.) are not acceptable. Students must be clean shaven. Sideburns will not extend below the ear lobe.


    Tattoos in general are discouraged. Any tattoo must be covered by clothing when a student is in school or representing the school in any capacity.


    Jewelry: Earrings and studs of any sort will not be worn during the school day or when a student is representing the school in any event or activity. Necklaces other than religious articles are not appropriate.


    Hats may be worn to and from school. Hats will not be worn in the building at any time during the school day.


    Daily Uniform
    All students shall appear at the start of the school day fully dressed and in uniform. All parts of the uniform may be purchased at the store of your choice, with the exception of the tie, which is available in the Bookstore. The uniform guidelines are as follows:


    Lower School Daily Uniform
    ECA, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Grade One students are required to keep an extra set of clothing, socks and underclothes in school.


    Early Childhood at the Academies
    Navy pull-up pants, tights, leggings and skirts with white or red polo-style shirts, turtlenecks or blouses. Girls also have the option of wearing an ECA jumper. Sneakers with Velcro fasteners and an ECA sweatshirt are recommended. All uniform items may be purchased at the Academy Bookstore.


    Pre-K through Grade Four
    Shoes: Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, and Grade One students must wear sneakers. Students in Grades Two, Three and Four must wear brown tie shoes or slip-ons, such as loafers or boat shoes; shoe boots may not be worn. During the winter, students should arrive in or bring boots and snow pants (mandatory for ECA through Grade Two), as most classes have daily outdoor recess.


    Boys
    Belt: Brown or black.
    Socks: Navy.
    Trousers: Navy, belted.
    Shorts may be worn during the months of September, May and June, and must be navy and belted.
    Shirt: Red and navy horizontally stripped, collared, knit shirt, long or short sleeved.
    Sweaters must be red, crewneck.


    Girls
    ECA jumper or navy pants, tights, leggings and skirts with white or red polo-style shirts or blouses.


    Middle & Upper School Daily Uniform
    Shoes: Students may wear smooth or suede, black or brown shoes. Shoes may be the lace or slip-on style. Shoes must be low-cut. No boots, hiking shoes, clogs or sneaker type shoes of any sort.


    Winter Footwear: From November 1 through March 31, students may wear protective shoes/boots to school. These boots must be protective rather than decorative. During the school day trousers will be worn over the boots. This exception does not apply to Middle School- only shoes will be worn in school.


    Shirt: Each students must wear a white or blue cotton or cotton blend shirt. Denim or work style shirts are not acceptable. The shirt must be a button front shirt with a button-down collar. Students may wear either long or short sleeves. No logos or monograms of any kind will appear on the shirt. Middle School students must wear blue shirts only.


    Ties: Upper School students must wear a tie daily. Any tie sold in the Bookstore, excluding the bow-tie, may be worn. Middle School students are required to wear a tie only from November 1 to March 31.


    Trousers: Khaki style and colored trousers must be worn by students. From November 1 to March 31 all students may wear khaki tan or dark khaki corduroy trousers to school. A belt must be worn with all trousers. Trousers may be cuffed or uncuffed, plain or pleated. They must have finished hems and be conservative in appearance. No cargo pants, large leg pants, baggies or wide-wale trousers (applies to students in Grade Five to Form VI).


    Belt: A belt must be worn with the uniform. The belt and the buckle must be conservative in nature.


    Socks: Full socks of any solid color or design can be worn.


    Sweaters must be navy in color, in either crew or v-neck styles. Sweaters should be plain, without designs or contrasting colors. No monograms or logos of any kind may appear on the sweater.


    Blazers must be navy in color, single or double breasted. The blazer will be worn by all Upper School students every Monday and on other designated days. No monograms or logos on the blazers. Middle School students do not need blazers.

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    DRESS AND GROOMING


    The District's dress code is established to promote grooming and hygiene,
    prevent disruption, and avoid safety hazards. According to District
    policy FNCA (Local), students shall be dressed and groomed in a manner
    that is clean and neat and that will not be a health or safety hazard to
    themselves or others.
    It is the responsibility of the school to develop and maintain an
    atmosphere that encourages students to take pride in their school and
    themselves and to take a serious approach to their education. Students
    failing to comply with the dress code may be required to contact a
    parent/guardian for a change of clothing and may be subject to
    disciplinary action.
    The District prohibits any clothing, accessories, or grooming that in the
    principal's judgement may reasonably be expected to cause disruption of or
    interference with normal school operations.
    Unacceptable clothing and accessories include
    . Spandex-binding shorts or pants, boxer shorts, gym/wind shorts
    . Shorts, skorts, dresses or skirts shorter than 6 inches above mid-knee
    . Extremely short shirts, halter-tops, tank tops, strapless or
    spaghetti-strap tops, other clothing with deep-cut openings or that does
    not cover the shoulders, midriff and lower back
    . Sheer or see-through clothing alone or over other unacceptable clothing
    . Clothing that reveals undergarments or has holes in inappropriate places
    . Oversized or excessively baggy jeans, shorts, pants or shirts and pants
    that do not fit appropriately at the waist or crotch
    . Pants or shorts worn below the waist
    . Tight-fitting or revealing clothing
    . Duster coats or trench coats
    . Shoes which have steel toes, cleats, taps or wheels
    . Hats, caps or any type of head covering on campus during the school day
    . Clothing, accessories or visible tattoos with reference to alcohol,
    drugs, sex, tobacco, racism, obscenity, violence, gore, death, Satan,
    gang-related affiliation, or other symbols that detract from the learning
    environment
    . Gang-related attire (including but not limited to colors, bandanas,
    shoelaces, symbols)
    . Bedroom/lounging attire (pajamas, slippers, house shoes, etc.)
    . Studded gloves or jewelry, spiked jewelry and/or chains including wallet
    chains
    . Dark glasses unless prescribed by a physician (physician's note required)
    . Contact lenses which are patterned or an unnatural color

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