Professional Dress Sample Clauses
The Professional Dress clause sets standards for appropriate attire in the workplace or during work-related activities. It typically outlines expectations for employee appearance, such as requiring business or business-casual clothing, and may specify restrictions on certain types of clothing or accessories. By establishing clear guidelines, this clause helps maintain a professional image for the organization and reduces ambiguity about acceptable dress, thereby preventing misunderstandings or disputes regarding workplace attire.
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Professional Dress. In as much as teachers are role models for students, each teacher shall maintain a neat, professional appearance appropriate for his/her specific teaching assignment.
Professional Dress. We agree that an educator’s manner of dress plays an important role in establishing a professional image. All educators are to dress in a way that suggests a high level of professionalism and provides a positive role model for students.
Professional Dress. Appropriate professional dress demonstrates a high regard for education and the teaching profession, and will present an image consistent with job responsibilities and community values and expectations. Appropriate professional dress reflects a shared vision of the District’s staff as motivated professionals working toward a common mission. In addition, it strengthens the community’s perception toward the District, public schools, and the teaching profession. The Board of Education encourages appropriate dress that adheres to commonly accepted business standards. Clothing should convey a professional image by being coordinated, modest, and appropriate for a classroom or educational setting.
Professional Dress. Classroom Decorum 4.8-1 Administrative Feedback 4.8-2 Education Agency Feedback 4.9 Teacher Responsibilities
Professional Dress. Teachers shall be dressed in professional or business attire during their professional responsibilities. On Fridays, teachers shall continue to dress professionally but are allowed to wear blue jeans with black/white or West Ottawa apparel. Blue jeans in poor condition or with holes are not considered professional attire.
Professional Dress. To provide a professional educational environment, a professional standard of dress is important. If an administrator determines that a teacher’s attire is inappropriate, the administrator may direct the teacher to change. (2001)(2008)
Professional Dress. The Association and the Board agree that all staff members have a responsibility to present themselves in a professional manner. It is assumed that they will represent themselves, their school, their professional organizations, and the Board in a manner that would earn and maintain respect and set a proper model for students. It is recognized that dress is a matter of individual taste and style. However, all personnel are encouraged to consider appropriate dress and grooming necessary for a positive influence on their professional performance and the performance of their students.
Professional Dress. You are required to dress in professional attire. You must adhere to the dress code at your assigned school. You represent the University and your attire should not be too casual regardless of what the teachers in the school are allowed to wear.
Professional Dress. Teachers occupy a special position within the education community, particularly with respect to their ability to serve as a positive influence for students. Teachers are expected to dress in a professional manner at all times. Large and/or obvious tattoos of any type shall be covered to prohibit their display. Dress, including jewelry, and personal grooming, must not offend common standards of decency, contain language which refers directly or indirectly to drugs, alcohol or tobacco, contain direct or indirect sexual references, present health or safety problems, or otherwise constitute inappropriate dress or grooming for the educational process in which the teacher is engaged. Visible pierced jewelry shall be limited to two piercings in the ear. Business casual attire is appropriate throughout the school year depending upon particular classes, activities or circumstances requiring more casual and relaxed dress. Business casual attire may include, but is not limited to, the following: • Casual slacks/pants/skirts • Casual shirts or blouses (generally shirts with collars) • Sweaters • Skirts or dresses • Casual shoes (loafers, dockers) As a general rule, the following is not considered business casual or appropriate: • Jeans • Tee shirts (without school logos), tank tops or halter tops • Sweatshirts or sweat pants • Cutoffs or shorts • Gym suits or warm-up suits • Flip flops (shower shoes) • Ripped, stained, soiled clothing or clothing which is too tight or revealing Fridays shall be designated as relaxed dress day when teachers are allowed to wear jeans and school spirit shirts. The exceptions to the above are when a site has designated a day which shall involve a relax dress, a special event, or in the instance where the teacher is engaged in an activity or an assignment in which the wearing of jeans, tee shirts, gym suits, jogging suits or similar attire is appropriate to the activity or class.
Professional Dress. 1. The Board of Education and the Association believe that bargaining unit members shall present a professional appearance in the performance of their contractual duties. Therefore, all bargaining unit members while on duty shall:
a. be physically clean, neat, and well-groomed;
b. dress in a manner reflecting their professional assignment.
2. The above shall be equitably enforced and no bargaining unit member will be subject to discipline except as indicated below:
a. First and second offense -- verbal warning
b. Third and subsequent offenses -- written warning.