Dress Code means a set of parameters that describes acceptable and unacceptable student apparel to ensure the health and safety of all students and creates a positive learning environment; and refers to the District-wide and/or School Specific Dress Codes.
Dress Code means such dress code as the Club, in its discretion, may reasonably impose from time to time and notify to you by way of notice displayed in the Ground, which dress code as at the date of these Terms and Conditions shall comprise a prohibition on the wearing of shorts,
Dress Code means the set of parameters established within this Policy that describes the standards for student attire and grooming.
Examples of Dress Code in a sentence
The Code of Conduct and Dress Code are fully enforced at all dances.
Dance Rules The Code of Conduct and Dress Code as outlined in the Parent/Student Handbook are fully enforced at all school dances.
If a student misbehaves or is dressed in a manner that is noncompliant with our Dress Code, his/her parents will be called and will be expected to pick up their child immediately.
San Xxxxxxxx Middle School Dress Code Students should be dressed and groomed in good taste for school.
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Dress Code. , in relation to a school, means the dress code determined under section 128(d) by the school’s Council;
Dress Code. All DataVox staff will dress in a professional manner displaying the DataVox logo. All DataVox staff will wear required Personal Protection Equipment (PPE). They will conduct themselves in a professional, courteous and respectful manner to all others present.
Dress Code means the direction provided by the NSO to the Athlete regarding the wearing of Apparel, non-designated apparel, accessories or products. [Note to NSOs: As a reciprocal obligation, specifics regarding apparel minimums should be provided to the Athlete in a Dress Code].
Dress Code means a set of parameters that describes acceptable and unacceptable student apparel to ensure the health and safety of all students and creates a positive learning environment; and refers to the District-wide and/or School Specific Dress Codes. Page 8E l e m e n t a r y 2014-2015The School District of Palm Beach County, FL
Dress Code. The Junior Prom is a semi-formal event, therefore, dresses knee- length or long gowns are preferred. If long gowns are worn, they are to be floor-length. Attire must reflect the respect students have for themselves and for the values and morals of Little Flower. Gentlemen must wear dress pants, shirt, tie and suit jacket. Sneakers and casual boots are not permitted. Detailed information regarding styles of dresses and general dress code will be emailed to Juniors and their parents/guardians in the fall and included in the prom letters mentioned above. Students and guests who are not dressed appropriately may be asked to leave the prom. In this case, parents will be called, students will receive demerits, and ticket money will not be refunded. Students and their escorts who are not dressed properly but who are permitted to remain at the prom will receive demerits and will not be permitted to purchase formal photographs of the prom. In this case, parents will receive a letter informing them of the situation. The consequences stated here will be issued according to the nature of the dress code violation.
Dress Code. The Senior Prom is a formal event. Long gowns are the preferred attire.. Gowns are to be floor-length, both in front and in back. They must reflect the respect students have for themselves and for the values and morals of Little Flower. Gentlemen must wear a tuxedo. Sneakers and casual boots are not permitted. Detailed information regarding styles of gowns and general dress code will be outlined in the powerpoint emailed to parents/guardians and seniors in the fall, and included in the prom letters mentioned above. Students and guests who are not dressed appropriately may be asked to leave the prom. In this case, parents will be called, students will receive demerits, and ticket money will not be refunded. Students and guests who are not dressed properly but who are permitted to remain at the prom will receive demerits and will not be permitted to purchase formal photographs of the prom. In this case, parents will receive a letter informing them of the situation. The consequences stated here will be issued according to the nature of the dress code violation.
Dress Code. All residents must wear full attire at all times outside their room. This includes shoes and proper undergarments, including bras, for females. No revealing clothing may be worn by either sex (this includes vests without shirts, short T-shirts, and halter-tops, low cut tops and short shorts).