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Student Dress
Code
Students have the right to learn without being offended or
distracted by the way other people are dressed. Students
have the responsibility to dress neatly, be clean and well
groomed, and avoid dressing in a manner that offends or
distracts others. Clothing or hairstyles worn by students
of all grades shall be neat and clean (not distracting or
disruptive to the learning environment), and shall not present a
safety or health hazard to the wearer or to others. Clothing
that exposes the torso is not allowed.
The following are
examples of prohibited articles of clothing: tube tops,
tank tops, spaghetti straps and halters, bare back or midriff
clothing, skin tight clothing, see-through clothing, bathing
suits, (except with permission with specified events).
Shorts and dresses must be sufficient length to cover the mid
thigh of the wearer when standing upright. Undergarments
shall not be exposed, i.e. boxer shorts, underwear, bras.
Pajamas shall not be worn to school.
For safety
reasons, tap shoes or shoes with cleats may not be worn.
Athletic shoes may be required for Physical Education classes.
Sunglasses and headgear (with the exception of safety helmets)
are not to be brought to school unless for medical purposes.
No clothes or accessories with metal studs, ornaments, chains or
other objects which can scratch furniture, damage property, or
cause harm to oneself or others, may be worn. No messages,
ideas that are harmful to the health, safety and welfare of
students, e.g messages which relate to drugs, smoking, alcohol,
sex, gangs, profanity or violence.
Clothing that is
not worn appropriately, is not properly fastened, or has tears
that are indecent will not be permitted. All trousers,
including oversized or low hanging trousers, must be worn and
secured at waist level. No hairstyle or jewelry that is a
distraction to the learning environment is allowed. These
samples are not all-inclusive but should serve as a guide for
South Fork High School students.
Dress Code
Changes for 2007-2008:
All Shirts MUST have a
collar or a crew neck.
All shirts MUST have
sleeves.
Shirts MUST NOT show
cleavage.
Shirts MUST be tucked in
or 3 - 5 inches below the waist and no longer than the wrist.
Leggings MUST be
covered with a dress code item. (i.e. shorts, skirt, etc.)
CONSEQUENCES
FOR DRESS CODE VIOLATIONS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
1st Offense -
Warning
2nd Offense - After School Detention
3rd Offense - Friday School
4th Offense - Out of School Suspension or two Friday Schools
5th Offense and all future offenses will result in a minimum of
a 2 Day Out of School Suspension
*Students may also
be sent home to change their clothes or may have a change of
clothes brought to school.
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