Spanish river high school dress code

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Dress Code Overview

An overview of the student dress code

(Policy JFCA, Adopted 6/26/07; Revised 6/20/16)

The Board of Education recognizes that student individual dress is primarily a parental responsibility, which should reflect concern for health and safety of the student and others, and to school property.  When the dress of an individual student constitutes a health problem, seems to be unsuitable for school wear, is a physical danger to any person, or when the student’s manner of dress or grooming could cause a disruption or disturbance, the principal shall take appropriate action to correct the situation.

The local school and the District reserve the right to modify this policy as necessary and reserve the right to determine what might be disruptive and unsafe. The following paragraphs regarding the Student Dress Code shall apply to Indian River School District in-school activities, music programs, awards ceremonies, and banquets:

Clothing and accessories worn by students are expected to respect the value of our schools and district as a student-centered community.  Therefore, IRSD students are not permitted to wear clothing that is transparent, exposes the midriff/naval area, cleavage or posterior regions.

Additionally, students:

1. Students shall be required to follow dress standards to prevent hazards or dangers in areas such as recess, shop, labs and/or physical education class.
2. Shirts, tops, blouses, and dresses must either have sleeves or must cover the area from neckline to shoulder. The length of the skirts, skorts, culottes, jumpers, shorts and dresses must be worn at or below the mid-thigh area while the student is standing.
3. Clothing shall have no holes that expose skin above the kneecap.
4. No headgear may be worn in the building.This includes, but not limited to, hats, hoods and/or other types of head coverings.
5. Clothing with printing across the buttocks area shall be prohibited. Leggings/tights, form fitting stretch pants, or yoga pants worn as pants , must be worn with a dress or, other garment covering the area to the mid-thigh region.
6. Wearing apparel, footwear, or other accoutrements usually associated with a person’s dress must not be obscene, vulgar, nor ethnically, culturally, or sexually offensive. Sacrilegious prints, gang-related identification, apparel, or paraphernalia, suggestions of violence, drug or alcohol use, illegal activities and/or graffiti may not be worn or displayed.
7. Clothing designed to be worn as undergarments may not be visible.Pants must be affixed at the appropriate waistline.Pants worn below the waist to the extent that the undergarment and/or skin is or could be exposed are not permitted in school.

Exception to this policy may be granted in discretion of school administration with approved documentation for a bona fide reason. 

Goal

To raise enough funds to purchase new uniforms, jackets, and other equipment 

What will be done with my students

The students will have quality apparel to play both varsity and JV soccer 

Benefits to my students

Proper equipment and proper attire for boys soccer games and training 

Budget Narrative

The program needs new uniforms, jackets, and practice balls. We have based our budgets on price quotes from approved vendors. 

Items

21% Funded

Only $7,460.00 Needed

Bedford County Public Schools

2018-2019 Dress Code

Secondary Schools (Grades 6-12)

• ●Bedroom slippers, pajamas, or sleepwear;
• ●Clothing or accessories that advertise, glorify, or symbolize any illegal substance, alcohol, drugs, tobacco e-cigarettes, or illegal acts;
• ●Clothing or accessories that contain vulgar, derogatory, violent, or suggestive diagrams, pictures, words, or slogans;
• ●Clothing or accessories with gang insignia or symbols;
• ●Fish hooks;
• ●Spiked jewelry, clothing, and accessories;
• ●Wallet chains that exceed six inches;
• ●Heavy chains worn as jewelry or belts and free swinging chains;
• ●Any clothing that exposes or highlights private areas or exposes an excessive amount of skin;
• ●Exposed undergarments with the exception of camisoles and bralettes worn under acceptable clothing;
• ●Oversized clothing that causes sagging pants, skirts, shorts, or skorts;
• ●Pants, skirts, shorts, or skorts worn low on the hips so that undergarments or bare skin is exposed;
• ●Any bottom above the mid-thigh when standing or sitting;
• ●Revealing, immodest necklines three or more inches from the lower part of the collarbone;
• ●Sheer or transparent clothing;
• ●Hats, head covers, visors, hoods, and sunglasses are not permitted in the building (unless prior arrangements are made with the principal for medical or religious reasons);
• ●Heelies or footwear with wheels;
• ●Tube tops are not permissible; a top must have straps above the underarm;
• ●Tops that are cut so short that bare skin in the midriff area is exposed;
  ●Tops with large arm holes, muscle shirts, mesh shirts, and athletic undershirts; and
  ●Trench coats.

Note: Shoes must be worn at all times

• ●Some classroom activities and curriculum may require specific dress guidelines (e.g., physical education).  Any such changes will be explained by the teacher and addressed in the course syllabus/parent letter.
• ●Administrators, coaches, and sponsors may suspend portions of the dress code and allow students to wear other appropriate attire at special activities.  Such activities may be related to field days, theme days, field trips, physical education, cheerleading, athletics, and band.

• ●Option to alter the inappropriate dress to meet the dress code
• ●Referral to school counselor
• ●Referral to a school administrator
• ●Student conference
• ●Parent contact
• ●In-School Suspension (ISS)
• ●Dress Code Discipline Packet
• ●Detention