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The
dress code at St. Albert the Great School as defined herein is to be
adhered to
at all times by all students. The
administration and faculty reserve the right to make the final decision
on the
appropriateness of clothing and dress.
The
purpose of the St. Albert the Great School dress code is to promote our
Catholic
identity and to foster a uniform, respectful environment at school.
The code is designed to instill responsibility and
self-discipline in our
students. It discourages distractions from
current fashion trends. The
dress code is in effect from the time students enter the building until
3:15
p.m. The dress code applies to
field trips and other school sponsored activities unless otherwise
indicated by
the school.
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Cotton or cotton/poly twill shorts and skorts
(no
shorter than 4 inches form the ground while kneeling).
·
Cotton or cotton/poly capri with waistband –
no
low-rise.
·
Shorts, skorts and Capris may be worn from
August
through October 31 and from April 1 until the end of the school year.
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No more than two front and two rear pockets.
·
No jeans style, corduroy, cargo, parachute, or
carpenter-type shorts.
·
Plain cotton or cotton/poly blend twill.
·
Traditional straight-leg style with a
waistband –
no low-rise pants.
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No more than two front and two rear pockets.
·
No jeans-style, corduroy, cargo, parachute, or
carpenter-type pants.
·
Jumpers/skirts may not be shorter than 4
inches
from the floor while kneeling.
·
Girls in grades K-3 wear the uniform plaid
jumper;
girls in grades 4-8 wear the uniform plaid skirts.
·
White knit, oxford cloth or cotton/poly with a
collar.
·
Short or long sleeves; at least two buttons on
the
placket.
·
Plain white turtlenecks.
·
Turtlenecks may be worn under long-sleeved
shirts
or school sweatshirts.
·
Plain, white short-sleeved T-shirt may be worn
underneath the shirt or blouse.
·
Shirts must be tucked in at all times and be
of
appropriate length to be tucked in.
·
Shoes must have a back; sandals must have a
back
strap.
·
Shoes must be fastened and tied properly.
·
Athletic shoes must be worn on PE days.
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No clogs, slides, mules, or platforms.
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White or navy socks must be worn at all times.
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White or navy tights may be worn under
jumpers/skirts.
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Girls may wear tights and socks at the same
time.
·
Solid navy cardigan, crew neck, or v-neck
sweater
with full length sleeve.
·
Solid navy, crew or v-neck vest.
·
No sweaters with belts, zippers, or hoods; no
mock
turtleneck sweaters.
·
Any of the gray St. Albert the Great School
sweatshirts may be worn. The PTO
spirit sweatshirt is not considered part of the uniform.
·
Small stud earrings (no dangles or hoops).
·
One single-chain necklace with a religious
medal or
cross.
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One watch
·
One finger ring
·
Clear nail polish only
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No bracelets
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No make-up
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Uniform clothing requirements do not apply;
however, the uniform may be worn if desired. Jewelry and Make-up code
applies
(see Section 8).
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Jean-style, corduroy, cargo, parachute, or
carpenter pants are permitted.
·
Shirts/blouses without collars are permitted.
·
Follow guidelines below in description of
“conservative dress”.
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“Dress up” clothing (not jeans) in good taste
(school-appropriate) may be worn.
·
Dresses and skirts may not be shorter than 4
inches
from the floor while kneeling.
·
Make-up - mascara, blush, and lip gloss - are
permitted for 7th and 8th grade students. No other makeup is permitted.
·
Jewelry code applies (see Section 8); follow
guidelines below in description of “conservative dress”.
Conservative
dress is expected for all students. The
following are not acceptable on any day:
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Extremes in hair, clothing or accessories
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Hats
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Sleeveless shirts, blouses, or dresses
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Tattoos, or markings that imitate tattoos
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Hip huggers or low-rise pants
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Halters or bare midriffs
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Mini skirts or mini shorts
·
Items that promote alcohol, tobacco, illicit
drugs,
violence, or illicit organizations.
·
Sexually explicit language, pictures, or
symbols on
clothing.