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Morganfield Elementary School
Due to the correlation between appropriate attire and a
positive and safe learning environment, we have established the following
standards for student dress at Morganfield Elementary School.
ACCEPTABLE BOTTOMS
*Jeans,
“Docker/Khaki” style pants, dress pants, Capri-length
pants,
shorts, skorts, and skirts are acceptable with the following
conditions:
All “bottoms” such as pants, jeans, shorts,
skorts, or skirts must be securely fastened around the waist.
Are size appropriate.
Are worn with a belt if they have belt loops.
All shorts, skorts, and skirts must be at the
knee when standing (top of any slit in a skirt shall not be higher than 2”
above the knee).
Are not so long as to drag the floor.
Do not have holes or rips.
ACCEPTABLE TOPS
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All “tops”, such as shirts, waist-length
sweaters, blouses, etc. must have sleeves.
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Are size appropriate.
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Completely cover the underarms, abdomen,
back, shoulders, midriffs, chest, and cleavage at all times while sitting
or standing.
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Writing on
shirts is permitted but shall not express inappropriate or violent
thoughts through words or pictures.
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Do not have holes or rips.
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Undergarments must be covered at all times
and shall not be seen through outer garments.
ACCEPTABLE SHOES
Students are required to participate in vigorous physical
activity on a daily basis. To insure students' safety and prevent
injury, closed-toed shoes must be worn and be of a nature that they will
remain securely fastened to the the feet at all times.
UNACCEPTABLE DRESS
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Pajama tops and bottoms
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House shoes or slippers
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Clothing with tears, holes, frayed areas,
or unzipped areas
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Over-sized style pants that would give the
appearance of being baggy or saggy. No cargo pants.
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Any item of clothing that a student must
hold in place to be compliant
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Accessories not typically worn as jewelry
(Examples: long pocket chains, spikes, dog collars, combs, picks, safety
pins.)
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Any clothing/accessories, in word or image,
that promotes alcohol or tobacco advertisements, illegal drug symbolism,
sexual promiscuity, profane language, obscenities, vulgarities, racism, or
depictions of harm or violent acts.
OUTERWEAR
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Any type of slogan or
advertisement may not be attached, or worn by any student expressing
inappropriate or violent thoughts through words or pictures.
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No blankets of any kind.
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All outerwear (jackets,
coats, zip or button sweaters longer than hip-length, gloves, sunglasses,
caps, hats, bandanas, or other accessories) must be removed during the
school day except when students are engaged in outdoor activity.
NOTE: If
a student anticipates getting chilled during the day, it is suggested a
size appropriate sweater or sweatshirt be kept in the student’s locker or
cubby.
ANY EXCEPTIONS TO STANDARDS OF
DRESS, MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING AND APPROVED BY PRINCIPAL
2 DAYS IN ADVANCE.
PROCEDURES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE
Students are expected to wear the clothing
designated under the dress code to school daily. Failure to comply
with the dress code standard will result in the following disciplinary
action:
1.
First Offense –
student will obtain appropriate items from home or APPLES program.
Student will not be permitted to return to class until they are compliant
with the school dress code. They will receive an administrative warning
and a telephone call to parents for their first offense.
2.
Second Offense –
students will change to appropriate attire before returning to class, and
will be issued a behavior improvement plan plus a parent phone call. Time
out of class will count as unexcused absence.
3.
Third Offense –
student will change their attire and be issued 1 day of after-school
detention or in-school suspension. Time out of class to change will be
unexcused. Parent conference will take place on day of third offense.
4.
Additional Offenses
– students will be suspended 1 day for each additional dress code
violation.
The APPLES Youth Service Center is
available to our students that may need assistance or guidance in
acquiring the appropriate materials for school. Call MES at 389-2611 to
contact the APPLES coordinator.
Adopted by MES SBDM May 22, 2006
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Sturgis Elementary School
ACCEPTABLE
BOTTOMS
*Jeans,
“Docker/Khaki” style pants, dress pants, Capri-length pants, shorts,
skorts, and skirts are acceptable with the following conditions:
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All “bottoms” such as pants, jeans, shorts, skorts, or skirts must be
securely fastened around the waist
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Are size appropriate
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All shorts, skorts, and skirts must be appropriate length (ex: knee
length)
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Do
not have holes or rips
ACCEPTABLE TOPS
*All “tops”, such as
shirts, waist-length sweaters, blouses, etc. must have sleeves:
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Are size appropriate
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Completely cover the underarms, abdomen, back, shoulders, midriffs, and
chest
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Writing allowed on tops as deemed appropriate by administration
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Do
not have holes or rips
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Undergarments must be covered at all times and shall not be seen through
outer garments
UNACCEPTABLE
DRESS
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Pajama tops and bottoms
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House shoes or slippers
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Clothing with tears, holes, frayed areas, or unzipped areas
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Over-sized style pants that would give the appearance of being baggy or
saggy
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Any item of clothing that a student must hold in place to be compliant
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Accessories not typically worn as jewelry (Examples: long pocket chains,
spikes, dog collars, combs, picks, safety pins)
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Headwear (caps, hats, bandanas, etc.)
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Any clothing/accessories/outerwear, in word or image, that promotes
alcohol or tobacco advertisements, illegal drug symbolism, sexual
promiscuity, profane language, obscenities, vulgarities, racism,
depictions of harm or violent acts, or any symbol/picture deemed
inappropriate by school officials
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Any style of clothing or lack of clothing that would be disruptive to
the educational process or to the safety of students as determined by
school administration.
OUTERWEAR
*All
outerwear (jackets, coats, zip or button sweaters longer than hip-length,
gloves, sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, purses, or other accessories)
must be placed in locker and not carried during the school day.
ACCEPTABLE SHOES
Students are
required to participate in vigorous physical activity on a daily basis.
To insure student safety and prevent injury, shoes must be worn and be of
a nature that they will remain securely fastened to the feet at all
times with a 1” heel or less.
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Uniontown Elementary School
Due to the correlation between appropriate
attire and a positive and safe learning environment, we have established
the following standards for student dress at Uniontown Elementary School.
ACCEPTABLE BOTTOMS
*Jeans, “Docker/Khaki” style pants, dress pants, Capri-length pants,
shorts, skorts, and skirts are acceptable with the following
conditions:
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All “bottoms” such as pants, jeans,
shorts, skorts, or skirts must be securely fastened around the
waist.
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Are size appropriate.
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All shorts, skorts, and skirts must
be fingertip length when standing
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Do not have holes or rips that are
excessive in size or inappropriately revealing.
ACCEPTABLE TOPS
Are size appropriate.
Completely cover the
underarms, abdomen, back, shoulders, midriffs, chest, and cleavage at all
times while sitting or standing.
Do not have holes or rips that are excessive
in size or inappropriately revealing.
Undergarments must be covered
at all times and shall not be seen through outer garments.
ACCEPTABLE SHOES
Closed-toed shoes designed to
remain securely on the foot at all times must be worn during all
physically active activities to include P.E. class, and recess to insure
student safety.
UNACCEPTABLE DRESS
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Pajama tops and bottoms, house
shoes and slippers (except on days designated by the school for special
events)
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Over-sized style pants that
would give the appearance of being baggy or saggy.
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Any item of clothing that a
student must hold in place to be compliant
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Accessories not typically worn
as jewelry (Examples: long pocket chains, spikes, dog collars, combs,
picks, safety pins.)
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Any clothing/accessories, in
word or image, that promotes alcohol or tobacco advertisements, illegal
drug symbolism, sexual promiscuity, profane language, obscenities,
vulgarities, racism, or depictions of harm or violent acts.
OUTERWEAR
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Any type
of slogan or advertisement may not be attached, or worn by any student
expressing inappropriate or violent thoughts through words or pictures.
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All
outerwear (coats, zip or button sweaters longer than hip-length, gloves,
sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, or other accessories) must be removed
during the school day except when students are engaged in outdoor
activity.
NOTE:
If a student anticipates getting chilled during the day, it is suggested a
size appropriate sweater or sweatshirt be kept in the student’s locker or
cubby.
PROCEDURES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE
We believe these
guidelines for appropriate student dress are reasonable and fair. We feel
that our families, without any undue financial or emotional burden or
distress, can meet these guidelines. Your voluntary monitoring of your
child’s clothing is greatly appreciated. In the event that your child is
not in compliance with the guidelines, we may assist them by arranging
some modifications:
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Students with inappropriate writing on their
clothes may be asked to wear them inside-out.
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Students with sagging clothing may be
provided a belt substitution.
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Students with improper footwear may not be
allowed to participate in some activities.
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Students with improper shorts will be
provided with an appropriate cover-up to wear for the rest of the day.
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Other modifications and assistance may be
given as well.
Uniontown Family Resources is available to
our students that may need assistance or guidance in acquiring the
appropriate materials for school.
2007-2008 Dress Code
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Union County Middle School
UCMS will adhere to
the dress code as set by the UCMS SBDM.
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No student shall wear or display any bias related
apparel, sign or symbol which reasonably appears to offend, victimize or
intimidate another based on race, color, religion, sex, or national
origin and/or which disrupts or interferes with the educational setting
and/or process.
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This act also includes the wearing of gang clothing or
paraphernalia and the use of gang signs, symbols, and signals.
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Any type of dress or fashion that displays or suggests an
attitude of defiance or distraction, or is suggesting inappropriate
behavior is prohibited.
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Excessive, unnatural or unreasonable hair coloring or
make-up is not permitted. Hats, caps, or other types of head covering
such as sweatbands, bandanas, do rags, hair picks, combs, or curlers are
prohibited.
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Excessively baggy or long clothing will not be allowed.
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Clothing containing detachable chains is prohibited.
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No house shoes.
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All shirts/blouses must completely cover the underarms,
abdomen, back, shoulders, midriffs, and cleavage at all times while
sitting or standing.
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All shirts/blouses must fall below the waist band of the
pants.
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All shorts, skorts, and skirts must be at the top of
knees when standing (top of any slit in a skirt shall not be higher than
2” above the knee).
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All clothing must not have any holes or rips where bare
skin can be seen or allows the viewing of undergarments.
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No visible body piercing or tattoos except for pierced
ears.
CONSEQUENCES FOR DRESS CODE VIOLATIONS
First Offense
– Student will obtain appropriate items from home or APPLES program.
They will receive an administrative warning.
Second Offense
– Student will obtain appropriate items from home or APPLES and will be
issued one day of after school detention. (ASD)
Third Offense
- Student will obtain appropriate items from home or APPLES and will be
issued two days of after school detention. (ASD) Parent conference
required.
Additional Offenses
– Student will be suspended one day for each additional dress code
violation.
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Union County High School
Due to the correlation
between appropriate attire and a positive and safe learning environment,
we have established the following standards for student dress at Union
County High School.
Frequently Asked Questions About the U.C.H.S.
Dress Code
ACCEPTABLE BOTTOMS
*Jeans,
“Docker/Khaki” style pants, dress pants, Capri-length pants, shorts,
skorts, and skirts are acceptable with the following conditions:
-
All “bottoms”
such as pants, jeans, shorts, skorts, or skirts must be securely
fastened around the waist.
-
Are size
appropriate.
-
Are worn with a
belt if they have belt loops.
-
All shorts,
skorts, and skirts must be at the knee when standing (top of any
slit in a skirt shall not be higher than 2” above the knee))
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Are not so long
as to drag the floor
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Do not have
holes or rips.
ACCEPTABLE TOPS
*All “tops”, such as shirts, waist-length sweaters, blouses, etc. must
have sleeves.
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Are size
appropriate.
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Completely
cover the underarms, abdomen, back, shoulders, midriffs, chest,
and cleavage at all times while sitting or standing.
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Writing that clearly supports any school-related
educational activity in a positive manner, or recognizes a
higher-education entity such as a college/university, technical
training program, or branch of the military is acceptable.
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Do not have
holes or rips.
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Undergarments
must be covered at all times and shall not be seen through outer
garments.
Writing that clearly
supports any school-related educational activity in a positive
manner, or recognizes a higher-education entity such as a
college/university, technical training program, or branch of the
military is acceptable
and also professional
athletic teams, i.e. St. Louis Cardinals.
UNACCEPTABLE DRESS
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Pajama tops and
bottoms
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House shoes or
slippers
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Clothing with
tears, holes, frayed areas, or unzipped areas
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Over-sized
style pants that would give the appearance of being baggy or
saggy.
-
Any item of
clothing that a student must hold in place to be compliant
-
Accessories not
typically worn as jewelry (Examples: long pocket chains, spikes,
dog collars, combs, picks, safety pins.)
-
Any
clothing/accessories, in word or image, that promotes alcohol or
tobacco advertisements, illegal drug symbolism, sexual
promiscuity, profane language, obscenities, vulgarities, racism,
or depictions of harm or violent acts.
OUTERWEAR
-
Any type of slogan or advertisement may not be attached, or
worn by any student expressing inappropriate or violent thoughts
through words or pictures.
-
No blankets of any kind.
-
All outerwear
(jackets, coats, zip or button sweaters longer than hip-length,
gloves, sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, or other accessories)
must be removed prior to entering the school building, be placed
in locker and not carried during the school day, and not be worn
until student has exited the building.
NOTE: If a student anticipates getting chilled during the day,
it is suggested a size appropriate sweater or sweatshirt be kept in the
student’s locker.
ANY EXCEPTIONS TO
STANDARDS OF DRESS, MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING AND APPROVED BY PRINCIPAL
2 DAYS IN ADVANCE.
PROCEDURES FOR
NON-COMPLIANCE
Students
are expected to wear the clothing designated under the dress code to
school daily. Failure to comply with the dress code standard will
result in the following disciplinary action:
-
First Offense
– student will obtain appropriate items from home or LINKS
program. Student will not be permitted to return to class until
they are compliant with the school dress code. They will receive
an administrative warning for their first offense.
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Second Offense
– Student will change to appropriate attire before returning to
class, and will be issued 1 day of after-school detention. Time
out of class will count as unexcused absence.
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Third Offense
– Student will change their attire and be issued 2 days of
after-school detention. Time out of class to change will be
unexcused. Parent conference will take place on day of 3rd
offense.
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Additional
Offenses
– Student will be suspended 1 day for each additional dress code
violation.
The LINKS Youth Service
Center is available to our students that may need assistance or guidance
in acquiring the appropriate materials for school. Call UCHS at 389-1454
to contact LINKS coordinator.
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R.I.D.E. Center
Jewelry
– Stud earrings can be worn
Shoes – No house
shoes or steel toed shoes can be worn
LADIES:
Tops -
* Under clothes must be worn and should not show
* No part of body shall be seen (stomach, back, shoulders, cleavage,
etc.)
* Tank tops, sleeveless or spaghetti straps are prohibited
* College or sports team oriented writing can be worn (EX. Union Co.
Braves, UK, St. Louis Cardinals, etc.)
* Name brands on clothing (Abercrombie, Nike, Rappers, etc.)
are prohibited
* Shirts must be neat without any holes, rips or cut off
sleeves
Pants -
* Holes/frayed pants are prohibited
* Writing/symbols on pants are prohibited
* Shorts must be knee length
YOUNG MEN:
Tops -
* Tank tops or sleeveless shirts are prohibited
* College or sports team oriented writing can be worn (EX. Union Co.
Braves, UK, St. Louis Cardinals, etc.)
* Name brands on clothing (Abercrombie, Nike, Rappers, etc.)
are prohibited
* Shirts must be neat without any holes, rips, or cut off sleeves
Pants -
* PANTS-MUST be worn at waist (No sagging)
* Holes/frayed pants are prohibited
* Writing/symbols on pants are prohibited
* Shorts must be knee length
***Other Dress Code
Issues will be decided on by the principal or designee.
Offenses: 1st – Lose points & Family Resource
Coordinator called
to get appropriate clothing or parent called
2nd – Lose points & parent called
3rd – Lose points,
parent called & after school detention
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