Student Dress Code
Dress for Learning 2026-27
The responsibility for student dress rests primarily with students and their parent(s)/guardian(s).
To support a safe, respectful, and focused learning environment, student clothing must meet the following expectations:
- Clothing must fully cover private areas, including undergarments and waistbands, and must remain covered during typical movement (e.g., sitting, standing, bending, and walking).
- Clothing must be opaque (non-see-through) and provide coverage of the front, back, and sides. Clothing must fully cover the chest and abdomen.
- Exposed midriffs, low-cut tops, strapless tops, and visible undergarments are not permitted.
- Clothing and accessories must allow the face and ears to remain visible for identification and safety purposes, except for verified religious or documented medical reasons. Hats or head coverings may be permitted at the discretion of school administration.
- Clothing must be safe, appropriate, and functional for all school activities, including physical education, science labs, and Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) courses. Clothing that restricts movement or creates a safety concern may not be permitted.
- Appropriate footwear must be worn at all times.
The following student clothing items are not permitted:
- Promotion of or references to alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, vaping products, or other controlled or illegal substances.
- Images or language depicting pornography, nudity, or sexual acts.
- Profanity, obscene language or images, including symbols or abbreviations that imply inappropriate content.
- Gang-related identifiers, including symbols, colors, signs, or references, as determined by school administration.
- Discriminatory language or threatening images targeting individuals or groups, as determined by school administration.
School administration has the authority to determine whether student attire complies with the dress code. Students may be required to change clothing or take other corrective action if attire is deemed inappropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why was the student dress code updated?
- When does the updated dress code take effect?
- Where can I view the full dress code?
- Why does the dress code mention safety and identification?
- Are hats allowed?
- Are crop tops or exposed midriffs allowed?
- Can students wear leggings, athletic wear, or pajamas?
- What types of messages or images are not allowed on clothing?
- Are there different rules for certain classes or activities?
- What happens if a student’s clothing does not meet expectations?
- Who determines whether clothing meets the dress code?
- What if I have questions?