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Mandatory School Dress Code Policy for
Students
Dear Parents and Guardians:
After your request and by a majority vote,
Capitol Heights ES has adopted a Mandatory School Dress Code Policy which started on
the first day of school, in August, 2002. As a result of this action, all
students are expected to comply with this dress code during school and
school-related activities.
This UNIFORM
POLICY will be enforced this year. If you opt
not to have your child/ren wear uniforms, your only recourse is to select
another school.
In an effort to be certain that all students
and parents are aware of this dress code, our school wants to share it with you.
Please review the following Student Dress Code carefully with your
child/children to assure that they too are aware of its contents:
Tops:
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Solid white collared shirts, i.e., polo
shirts, turtle neck shirts, or dress shirts with either long or short sleeves. |
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Solid white "V" neck, crew neck, or
cardigan sweaters may be worn over the above shirts. |
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No logo, such as (Guess, FUBU, Nike, etc.)
except for the school logo may appear on all shirts or sweaters. |
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All shirts shall be worn tucked into the
bottoms with a waistband or belt visible. |
Bottoms:
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Slacks shall be solid, navy blue,
khaki-styled such as Dockers or uniform pants. If the slacks have belt
loops, a belt shall be worn. Slacks should be hemmed, but may have
cuffs. |
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Properly fitting navy blue skirts,
culottes, and jumpers must be below fingertip length. Shorts or skorts
may be worn but must be below fingertip length. These items must be
properly hemmed. (No layered pants). |
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Spandex, denim, nylon, or sweat pants are
not permitted. |
Socks:
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White, blue, or black socks or hosiery must
be worn at all times. |
Shoes:
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Shoelaces must be tied at all times.
Non-marking, soft-soled or tennis shoes with soles and heels no more than two
inches high, are acceptable if neat. |
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Western style boots, construction shoes
(Timberlands),
sandals, or open-toed shoes are not to be worn. Snow boots
may be worn only on snowy days provided the child could change into
appropriate shoes once at school. |
Jewelry:
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Excessive or distracting jewelry, chains,
or other adornments (body piercing, tattoos, etc.) are not allowed |
Head Wear:
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Hats, sweat bands, bandannas, or other head
apparel is not to be worn in the building, except for religious or medical
reasons. |
* A student exempted in
writing from wearing a school uniform for religious reasons may remain in
his/her school or be reassigned to another school. (Board of Education Policy
No. 0600 V.C)

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