Standard Mode of Dress 2009 - 2010
Trousers/Shorts/Skirts/Jumpers
*Colors are khaki (tan/beige) or black.
*Garments worn above the hipbone. No sagging.
*Skirts, shorts, or jumpers must be worn at knee length or longer. (Capri pants are also appropriate.)
Shirts
*Three types of collared shirts are allowed in long or short sleeves:
Knit (Golf/Polo type) shirts
Oxford shirts
Broadcloth shirts
*Colors are white, black, khaki (tan/beige), purple, and yellow/gold.
*Shirttails longer than wrist-length must be tucked in.
*Shirts must be plain.
Other Garments
*Outer garments worn in the building during the school day (such as vests, sweaters, light jackets,
or sweat shirts) must
be a solid color of white, black, purple, yellow/gold, or khaki (tan/beige). Note that
this
does not pertain to
heavy coats worn to school during cold weather. Heavy coats of any color,
weight, or style may
be worn to school, but they must be stored during the day.
*Layered garments visible underneath shirts (such as T-shirts, turtle neck shirts, or camis) or shorts/skirts (tights or leggings) must be a solid color of white, black, khaki (tan/beige), purple, or yellow/gold.
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Clarifications About Standard Mode of Dress
Trousers/Shorts/Skirts/Jumpers
*Colors are khaki or black. Khaki may vary from pale khaki to dark khaki as shown below: |
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Black pants should be black
but should not be gray or navy
as those below:
as those below:
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Denim clothing of any color
Clothing that is not a solid color as
as shown below is not allowed. shown below is not allowed.
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Pants,
shorts, or skirts may not have excessive pockets. This means that they
may have no more than two standard front (or side) pockets and two
standard rear pockets as shown below:
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Pants, shorts, or skirts shown below do not meet dress code because of the excessive pockets:
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Shirts
Three types of collared shirts are allowed in long or short sleeves:
Knit (Golf/Polo type) shirts, Oxford shirts, Broadcloth shirts
Colors are white, black, khaki, purple, and yellow/gold. Small logos only are allowed on the shirts. Large logos are not allowed.
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Shirts that are not solid colors, such as the ones below, may not be worn.
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Outer Garments
Outer
garments worn in the building (such as vests, sweaters, light jackets,
or sweat shirts) must be a solid color of white, black, purple,
yellow/gold, or khaki. Note that this does not pertain to heavy coats
worn to school during cold weather. Heavy coats of any color, weight,
or style may be worn to school, but they must be stored during the day.
The outer garments shown below are examples of those appropriate for school wear during the school day. As with shirts, small logos are allowed, but large logos that extend across the garmet are not allowed. The only exception to this is school spirit wear such as hoodies. These may have larger Hanes logos as long as they are in the appropriate colors.
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Outer garments may have small logos
Outer garments may not have large
such as the one below:
symbols or print on them such as the
one below:
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Ordinarily, hoodies and shirts may have small logos only. The hoodies shown below are in the allowed colors and have the pre-approved Hanes logo. Therefore, they do meet the dress code. |
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Outer garments must be solid and in one of the approved colors. The colors/patterns of the outerwear below are not appropriate.
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Outerwear that only comes just below the midriff is not appropriate, as in the examples below:
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Layered garments visible
underneath
shirts
(such as T-shirts, turtle neck shirts, or camis) or visible under
shorts/skirts (such as tights or leggings) must be a solid color of
white, black, khaki, purple, or yellow/gold. Note that these items should
only be worn underneath a collared shirt.
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The Standard Mode of Dress does not address shoes. Any type of shoes are allowed.
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Dress Code for Joseph Childers is currently under construction. Please come back later.
