SIXTH FORM DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • July 18th, 2017
The Sixth Form encourages smart, stylish dress which expresses our students’ self- confidence, pride and sense of the standards expected in business and professional work places.
Dress Code AgreementDress Code Agreement • November 4th, 2022
The 6th Form dress code has been agreed following extensive consultation with 6th Form students. The dress code ensures student appearance is appropriate for school and formal business environments. The students in the 6th Form at Bishop Justus lead activities for younger students and are role models and, as such, adherence to the dress code is important and expected.
Please note changes in dress code policies as of Aug. 2016Dress Code Agreement • August 6th, 2016
! Shorts should NOT be shorter than fingertip length (with arms down by side). Skirts and jumpers are not to be shorter than 3 inches above the knee. (In order to get proper length, purchase age appropriate sizes and alter if necessary).
Camp Hye Sierra - Dress Code AgreementDress Code Agreement • April 15th, 2015
Adults and youth alike reflect Christ in actions, words and appearance. In order to uphold high standards we are requesting that parents pay special attention to our standards regarding swimwear, logos, tight clothing and exposed skin. Please discuss the purpose of these standards with your teen and why they are important.
Dress Code AgreementDress Code Agreement • June 20th, 2014
Our commitment at First Christian Academy is to do all things in a way that is pleasing to the Lord and that will bring honor and glory to Him. Our standard is that student appearance must be neat, clean, modest, safe, and non- disruptive and reflect God-honoring values. Therefore, students are expected to dress according to the guidelines below. (Please be aware that this dress code is subject to change, update, etc.)
Code of Conduct AgreementDress Code Agreement • May 11th, 2020
Sixth Form Students should dress smartly and appropriately for a working environment. It is important that Sixth Form students should be sensitive to the rest of the school community and set an example to our younger students. Our standard of dress is an important part of the culture of our Sixth Form. There is expectation that students dress smartly on Mondays (smart office wear – tailored trousers, shirts, skirts, suits, dresses and so forth), the idea being to prepare them for the world of work.
Dress Code Agreement FormDress Code Agreement • August 11th, 2021
Teachers have read and reviewed the contents of the Saint Joseph School Dress Code, as per 2021-2022 Student-Parent Handbook. We ask that parents also read and review the dress code with your child.
ContractDress Code Agreement • May 18th, 2020
ContractDress Code Agreement • August 21st, 2019
Teachers have read and reviewed the contents of the Saint Joseph School Dress Code, as per 2019-2020 Student-Parent Handbook, with your child. We ask that parents also read and review the dress code.
SCU Teacher Candidate Dress Code AgreementDress Code Agreement • March 9th, 2015
Dress professionally at all times: First impressions are extremely important in field work. To be seen in a teacher-like role, one must look and act in a professional manner. Your attire is very important during field work. The dress code for teachers in some schools is very conservative. Appropriate attire for women includes dress slacks (not tight), skirts (not short), and dresses. Men should wear dress pants (khakis), dress shirts/collared polos, and sweaters. Teachers are on their feet all day, so wear sensible shoes appropriate to the activities of the classroom, yet still professional in appearance.
SIXTH FORM DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • June 26th, 2015
The Sixth Form encourages smart, stylish dress which expresses our students’ self- confidence, pride and sense of the standards expected in business and professional work places.
CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE SUMMER MANUFACTURING CAMP DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • April 19th, 2021
Students will potentially tour local manufacturers and be involved in hands-on campus activities. The following safety dress code must be followed or the student will not be permitted to participate:
CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE SUMMER MANUFACTURING CAMP DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • May 9th, 2019
Students will tour three manufacturers during the week and also be involved in hands‐on CNC lathe/milling machine activities. The following safety dress code must be followed or the student will not be permitted to participate:
MEF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENT DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • November 10th, 2023
MEF International Schools respect students’ rights of expression in the way they dress. All students are expected to attend school in attire that respects the K-12 educational environment. Clothing should be appropriate for the season, clean, tidy, and facilitate participation in learning, as well as health and safety for all.
Care Quality CreativityDress Code Agreement • October 24th, 2019
The Education Directorate endorse school uniforms/colour code. Refer: https://www.education.act.gov.au/public-school-life/at-school/uniforms
DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • May 22nd, 2024
● Footwear must be clean and in good condition – NO winter boots, flip flops, slides or slippers, this includes uggs or ugg like boots and slippers.
DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • July 13th, 2020
🞏 I understand that should my child have 3 or more dress code infractions during a calendar month, I may be required to meet with the Administration for continued enrollment.
ContractDress Code Agreement • April 20th, 2022
So that we may best honor God at our banquets and dances this school year, the following are the dress code expectations for all attendees.
Code of Conduct AgreementDress Code Agreement • June 10th, 2021
Sixth Form Students should dress smartly and appropriately for a working environment. It is important that Sixth Form students should be sensitive to the rest of the school community and set an example to our younger students. Our standard of dress is an important part of the culture of our Sixth Form.
DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • March 13th, 2019
Lyneham High School has a colour code based on the colours of maroon and blue. It also has standards of clothing allowed as outlined in the school’s information booklet.
Parent and Student Dresscode Agreement Homecoming Dance 2019Dress Code Agreement • August 26th, 2019
Delone Catholic High School students and their guests must follow the semi-formal or casual attire guidelines for the 2019 Homecoming Dance.
DRESS CODE AGREEMENTDress Code Agreement • September 1st, 2020
Item Description Elem. MS Tops Shirt: Fold down collar - Plain front (dress shirt style) or polo, No lace or see thru or chambray or denim. Polos MAY have a small (smaller than a quarter) non-distracting chest area logo. Sleeve length may be short, elbow length or long sleeves. Boys’ button down dress shirts must be tucked in. NO over shirts. Shirts must be buttoned within 3 inches of collar seam and be long enough so that no bare skin at the midriff is showing when standing, bending, sitting or raising arms. If a shirt does not meet these requirements anundershirt must be worn. Undershirts should be white OR any approved grade level color - no neon, fluorescent, or metallic, with no logo, picture or lace showing. ONLY navy, light blue, white or pink.NO neon, florescent or metallic Any solid regular color BUT NOTnavy, lightblue, pink, whiteNO neon, florescent ormetallic Bottoms Any style casual slacks. No spandex, jeggings, knit, form fitting, excessively baggy or cargo style allow
Dress Code Student & Parent Agreement 2013--2014Dress Code Agreement • July 8th, 2013
LCA is an interdenominational school that glorifies God in supporting Christian families by providing a biblically- integrated and academically-excellent education. An LCA student will be equipped to impact his world by exhibiting strong, Christian character including service to God and to others, and by demonstrating academic achievement, biblical leadership, and the ability to articulate and defend a Christian world view in all areas of life.
Dress Code AgreementDress Code Agreement • January 25th, 2020
read and understood the dress code for THIMUN Qatar. As Director of my schools delegation I understand that I am responsible for enforcing the dress code of my students.
Whilst there is no formal dress code agreement in the Sixth Form our students are invited to choose between smart, stylish dress or a more casual style.Dress Code Agreement • July 7th, 2020
With the right to self-expression comes the responsibility to adhere to the sixth form expectations of personal and social decency.
ContractDress Code Agreement • July 18th, 2019
Dress Code AgreementDress Code Agreement • August 14th, 2018
When Should I Be in Dress Code? I understand I must be in dress code at all times during school hours, including lunch I understand I must be in dress code for any school activity, such as field trips or community service days, unless instructed otherwise by the Principal My School Uniform I understand my school polo must be worn at all times during school hours, even if I am wearing a school fleece on top I understand my polo must be purchased from authorized vendors and not altered or adjusted in any way I understand my school polo must cover the top of my pants and properly fit my body (not excessively tight or baggy) I understand my bottom wear must be made from denim or khaki, and can include dress pants or skirts. They may not be made from spandex, flannel, fleece, or sweatshirt material. I understand my bottom wear can contain no patches, holes or ragged edges and must be in good condition I understand skirts and shorts cannot be shorter than 3 inches above the b
