School Dress Code

SCHOOL DRESS CODE There is a reason for dress code, even if the student does not understand completely why it is a rule in schools. When you learn dress code is important in school, many do not understand why it even matters that they cannot dress and express how they want to in school. Yes, rules are very important, but students have to follow them or if you do not the student will get credits taken away and a referral sent home to a guardian. It counts on how bad the dress code violation is. If it is really bad you may have to call home for a change of clothes or go through the extra clothes basket the school keep in the front office.

The school dress code for a regular day (non-field Activity program (F.A.P) days). The school dress code for shoes says that the student cannot wear boots, heels, or open-toed sandal/shoes during school. The student cannot wear a tank top or
On an F.A.P day, the student can wear Adidas joggers and sweatpants. The student must always come to F.A.P wearing the given F.A.P shirt or if it is the beginning of the school year and you went to Last Days of Summer (L.D.S) the student will be required to wear the L.D.S shirt until the student is given the official F.A.P shirt. The F.A.P sweatshirt/hoodie is usually bought within a month or two into the school year and that is the only hoodie a student can wear on an F.A.P day because they are all the same and have the school logo on the front to let the teachers know that you are part of the class (same with the shirt). The dress code for shorts is the same as it is for a regular day. They have to reach the fingertips in order to be worn at school. The student cannot wear open-toed shoes, flats, boots, or Vans/Converse because they do not have treads on them and have to be running sneakers to reduce the risk of falling on a slippery or very active running