Page 56-57 in the handbook discusses dress code.

• Student Dress Code Guidelines

• 1. Clothing must be age-appropriate, must not be disruptive to the teaching/learning environment,

  and cannot be provocative, revealing, indecent, vulgar, or obscene. Clothing must be worn

  appropriately, and belts must be buckled and worn at the hip bones.

• 2. Shorts, skirts, skorts, and dresses must be no higher than four inches (4”) above the knee, and

  any slits in dresses and skirts and holes in pants must also adhere to this four-inch rule.

• 3. Dresses, shirts, and blouses must cover half the width of each shoulder. Spaghetti straps,

  strapless tops/halters, and plunging necklines are not allowed, and the torso and cleavage must

  always be covered.

• 4. No sagging pants are allowed, meaning all pants must be worn with the waistband no lower than

  the hip bones.

• 5. Clothing will not be allowed that promotes alcoholic beverages, the use of controlled

  substances, tobacco or vape products, depicts violence, or is of a sexual nature.

• 6. Hats, caps, visors, bandannas, and sunglasses are not to be worn inside the school building.

  Staff members will confiscate unauthorized items

• 7. Clothing is not to be sheer or see-through where the torso is revealed. At no time are

  undergarments to be visible.

• 8. Proper footwear is always required, which is safe and does not result in a substantial disruption to

  the academic integrity of the school day.

• 9. Pajamas and bedroom shoes/slippers may not be worn.

• 10. Clothing and/or jewelry commonly recognized as being related to a group or gang, which

  provokes others to act violently or be intimidated by fear of violence, shall not be worn.

• 11. Heavy, large jewelry, belt buckles, and/or accessories (wallet chains) that are threatening,

  dangerous, distractive, disruptive, or could be utilized as a weapon may not be worn.

All dress code violations are Class I violations as defined in the student handbook.