Middle School & High School Students

 

Girls:

Skirts:  Black or khaki (maximum of 2” above the knees) No mini-skirts.
Slacks, Capri’s or shorts: Black or khaki, dress or “Docker”/cargo style
Polo Shirts:  Only polos that are purchased through the school are allowed – black, red, and white. Shirts must be long enough to be worn tucked in.
Hoodies:  Only hoodies or zip-ups that are purchased through the school are allowed – black, white and red.
Belts: Black, brown, red or white must be worn. School appropriate belt buckles only.
Shoes:  Black or brown leather dress or deck shoes, or tennis shoes. Pants must lie over shoe tongue, not tucked into shoe tongue. (no open-toed shoes)
Boots: Black or brown dress boots may be worn under the pant leg, not tucked into boot.
Undershirts: Black, red or white may be worn underneath school polo

Boys:

Slacks:  Black or khaki, dress or “Docker”/cargo style (MUST BE WORN AT THE WAIST – NO SAGGING!)
Polo shirts: Only polos that are purchased through the school are allowed – black, red, and white – Shirts must be tucked in.
Hoodies:  Only hoodies or zip-ups that are purchased through the school are allowed – black, white and red
Belts: Black, brown red or white must be worn. School appropriate belt buckles only.
Shoes:  Black or brown leather dress or deck shoes, or tennis shoes. Pants must lie over shoe tongue, not tucked into shoe tongue. (no open-toed shoes)
Boots: Black or brown dress boots may be worn under the pant leg, not tucked into boot.
Undershirts: Black, red or white may be worn underneath school polo

 

Miscellaneous

School issued clothing may be purchased in the beginning of August and again in mid-January.
All students must be in dress code by 8:30 AM and remain in dress code until 3:30 PM.
Field trip dress will be dictated by the activity.  Students will be informed of what is acceptable dress prior to the trip.
Shorts/Capri’s – Black or khaki – may be worn until October 15th and again beginning on April 15th.
Casual dress days will be scheduled throughout the year.  Casual dress means that the school dress code is relaxed for that day.  However, the casual clothing must be modest, neat and in good taste.

Jeans may be worn but they cannot have holes or frayed hems
Spaghetti strap tank tops, low-cut shirts, muscle shirts, etc. are not permitted.
T-shirts with inappropriate sayings are not permitted.
Casual skirts, shorts or dresses must be no more than 2” above the knee - no mini-skirts, hats or du-rags are allowed.

Dress Code
Accountability Procedure

Those students who do not follow dress code as described in our CCAEHS handbook will be asked to see Mrs. Walsh or Mr. Woodruff in their offices immediately.

If student is sent down, he/she will be asked to accomplish the following tasks before granted a pass back to class:
correct uniform according to uniform policy (if possible)
contact parent/guardian to deliver appropriate uniform articles (if needed)
produce 1 hand-written copy of entire uniform policy/procedures (to be completed in Mrs. Walsh’s or Woodruff’s office before returning to class).

When student arrives back to class:
he/she will have hand-written copy of uniform policy in hand. This is the student’s pass back to class. Although student maintains a pass, this particular pass means that it is an unexcused tardy. The pass merely signals teacher to re-check uniform before student is able to participate in class. If student persists with non-compliance, teacher will send student back to the office to repeat steps A-C again (listed above).

If student arrives to school not wearing, nor owns a school-purchased uniform due to misplacement of shirt, etc.
Mrs. Walsh or Mr. Woodruff will call parent/guardian to discuss uniform adherence problem.
At this time, student will need to purchase a new school uniform shirt from Mrs. Walsh or Mr. Woodruff for $15.00. Checks should be written out to “Silver Line Ink”.
If student does not have $15.00 for shirt, they will be given a “loaner” shirt for that day. In exchange, the student must provide something of value to be traded back at the end of the day. We do not recommend this; the loaner shirts are worn by many students and are only washed once per week. This is merely a way for us to quickly solve the problem without bothering parents at work.

If student chooses NOT to comply with uniform adherence procedures, this student will be sent home.
Student will be sent home from school until school uniform is worn.
If student is not picked up that day, the student will be asked to stay home the following day.