CHEQUAMEGON SCHOOL DISTRICT DRESS CODE
GLIDDEN CAMPUS
Also see School Board Policy #5511
The Chequamegon School District is committed to providing a safe, friendly learning environment for its students. Attire is not only a reflection of the individual student, but also of the general learning environment. Therefore, students have the responsibility to wear clothing that projects a positive attitude of pride in self, school and the community. Students are required to wear appropriate, comfortable and safe clothing that is neat, clean and in good taste. No article of clothing shall be worn that distracts from the educational process. Chequamegon School District views the Dress Code as a serious issue and expects parents to promote the observance of this policy. The principal has the final decision as to the appropriateness of all clothing and attire. Following are guidelines for students:
1. Vulgar, illegal (including alcohol, drugs, tobacco) and/or sexually oriented statements or suggestions on clothing are not permitted. Any clothing or statement that may cause a hostile, intimidating, degrading, offensive, harassing or discriminatory environment is prohibited.
2. Hats (or other head coverings) and sunglasses are not permitted to be worn inside the school building unless approved by the principal and/or a physician.
3. Chains and/or studded accessories are prohibited and will be confiscated until the end of the school year. Accessories that increase a student’s risk for accidents are not permitted.
4. Shorts, skirts and dresses will be no shorter than 5 inches from the top of the kneecap.
5. Shirts, tops and dresses will be no lower than 3 inches below the collarbone. Straps must be at least 2 inches wide.
6. Shirts and tops must be long enough to be tucked in.
7. See-through clothing and clothing that has excessive rips, tears or holes is not permitted. All undergarments are to be covered.
8. Oversized clothing that compromises the safety of students is not permitted.
9. Appropriate and safe shoes or sandals will be worn at all times.
10. Coats, purses, and backpacks are to be worn to and from school only and must be placed in student lockers during the school day.
If health, safety, or classroom disturbance violations occur from improper student dress, the student will be referred to the principal’s office. Parents may be contacted and requested to bring in proper clothing for their student. Students will not be permitted to attend classes until the proper clothing is acquired. Students may be required to make up class work missed in detention.
Students who are representing our school at an official function or public event may be required to follow specific dress requirements. Usually, this applies to athletic teams, cheerleaders, bands, and other such groups.
If, in the opinion of any faculty or staff member, a student’s dress and/or appearance is…
…the faculty member will direct the student remedy the problem. If the student is insubordinate, the staff member should contact the principal. Any student that restores the clothing later in the day will be considered insubordinate.
GLIDDEN CAMPUS
Also see School Board Policy #5511
The Chequamegon School District is committed to providing a safe, friendly learning environment for its students. Attire is not only a reflection of the individual student, but also of the general learning environment. Therefore, students have the responsibility to wear clothing that projects a positive attitude of pride in self, school and the community. Students are required to wear appropriate, comfortable and safe clothing that is neat, clean and in good taste. No article of clothing shall be worn that distracts from the educational process. Chequamegon School District views the Dress Code as a serious issue and expects parents to promote the observance of this policy. The principal has the final decision as to the appropriateness of all clothing and attire. Following are guidelines for students:
1. Vulgar, illegal (including alcohol, drugs, tobacco) and/or sexually oriented statements or suggestions on clothing are not permitted. Any clothing or statement that may cause a hostile, intimidating, degrading, offensive, harassing or discriminatory environment is prohibited.
2. Hats (or other head coverings) and sunglasses are not permitted to be worn inside the school building unless approved by the principal and/or a physician.
3. Chains and/or studded accessories are prohibited and will be confiscated until the end of the school year. Accessories that increase a student’s risk for accidents are not permitted.
4. Shorts, skirts and dresses will be no shorter than 5 inches from the top of the kneecap.
5. Shirts, tops and dresses will be no lower than 3 inches below the collarbone. Straps must be at least 2 inches wide.
6. Shirts and tops must be long enough to be tucked in.
7. See-through clothing and clothing that has excessive rips, tears or holes is not permitted. All undergarments are to be covered.
8. Oversized clothing that compromises the safety of students is not permitted.
9. Appropriate and safe shoes or sandals will be worn at all times.
10. Coats, purses, and backpacks are to be worn to and from school only and must be placed in student lockers during the school day.
If health, safety, or classroom disturbance violations occur from improper student dress, the student will be referred to the principal’s office. Parents may be contacted and requested to bring in proper clothing for their student. Students will not be permitted to attend classes until the proper clothing is acquired. Students may be required to make up class work missed in detention.
Students who are representing our school at an official function or public event may be required to follow specific dress requirements. Usually, this applies to athletic teams, cheerleaders, bands, and other such groups.
If, in the opinion of any faculty or staff member, a student’s dress and/or appearance is…
- Inappropriate to the maintenance of good decorum, or a favorable academic atmosphere;
- Detracting from the learning process;
- An undesirable influence upon other students;
- In violation of one of the above noted rules.
…the faculty member will direct the student remedy the problem. If the student is insubordinate, the staff member should contact the principal. Any student that restores the clothing later in the day will be considered insubordinate.
