A student shall not dress, groom, or wear or use emblems, insignias, badges or other symbols where the effect thereof is to distract unreasonably the attention of other students or otherwise to cause disruption or interference with the operation of the school. The principal particular mode of dress, apparel, grooming or use of emblems, insignias, badges or other symbols results in such interference or disruption as to violate this rule, and shall give notice of such interference or disruption, and its cause, to all students by announcement or posting at the school.

 LEGAL REF.: Karr v. Schmidt, 460 F. 2d 609(1972)

The highest priorities of a dress code shall reflect these concepts:

• Modesty is a goal

• School spirit and unity is a goal

• Styles are generally acceptable and "fad proof"

• Violations are easily noticed

•  Safety of our students and personnel is enhanced

a) All skirts, jumpers, shorts, skorts, and pants must meet the 4" rule. All of the above must not have writing, wording, or holes, and they must be worn at waist level. Denim is allowed.

b) All colors are acceptable for shirts. Shirts may have long sleeves or short sleeves. Shirts must not have holes. No tank tops or shirts with straps. Collared shirts are not required.

c) Cargo style pants sweat pants, over-alls, and coveralls are not allowed.

d) No flip flops. Flip flops are defined as a backless show with a three point attachment or hitch.