
DRESS FOR SUCCESS
It is expected that all students dress with appropriate taste in order that the educational process is not disrupted. Dressing for school means that you wear clothes in the manner they are intended to be worn. For the purpose of safety and continuity of the instructional program, we ask your cooperation in making District 2 schools a positive learning environment. We ask that you keep the district dress code policy in mind when purchasing school clothes.
While at school or at any school-sponsored event, students shall be dressed and groomed in a manner that will neither adversely affect the instructional program nor violate reasonable and acceptable standards of cleanliness, safety, or appropriateness as judged by the principal and administration of Bernice MacNaughton High School.
The following items are prohibited:
A. Clothing or articles of clothing related to a group or gang which, in the judgment of the principal/designee, may provoke others to violence, disrupt school operations, or intimidate students and staff members, including, but not limited to:
o Bib-type attire with straps down
o Bandannas, hair nets, initialed belt buckles, chains (wallet, watch, key)
o Long belts hanging down in front
o Pants which were slit or frayed at the cuff line
o Pants worn below the waist (sagging)
o Pants which do not fit without a belt
o Pants which have been altered to fit around the waist
o Pants cut-off below the knee
o Shorts below the knee that have been cut off and not hemmed
o Shorts worn below the knee with socks up to the pant line
o White ribbed tank top undershirts worn as outer garment
o Non-prescriptive dark glasses worn in the classroom
B. Clothing with inappropriate messages (e.g. alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, sexually related, obscene symbols/pictures).
C. Undergarments without appropriate outer clothing or Outer clothing, which exposes underclothing.
D. Swimming attire
E. Spiked collars, spiked wristbands, or other clothing, jewelry, or accessories that could pose a threat to student physical well-being and safety. This includes Goth make-up and accessories.
F. Clothing that is excessively revealing for a school environment
o Shirts exposing shoulders and/or backs and/or midriffs (spaghetti straps, tube tops, halter tops)
o Ultra short skirts, dresses, shorts
o Low-cut tops and blouses
o “muscle shirts”
o Pajama’s or sweat pants
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