DRESS CODE POLICY
Kindergarten through Grade Eight:
The following guidelines shall apply to attendance at school and all school activities and events:
Shirts: September, May & June: Students are encouraged to wear the official SEEALL Academy polo shirt (longer short sleeve) or, must wear the plain, solid color polo shirt with NO visible writing or pictures.
November-April: Students must wear a plain, solid color button down shirt daily with a tie of any color and style.
Slacks: Students must wear plain, solid color uniform style slacks.
Shorts: Students may wear plain, solid color black, navy, or khaki walking shorts (knee‐length) or capris style pants during September, May and June.
Skirts: Students may wear plain, solid color skirts. NO skirt may be higher than an inch above the knee.
Sweater: Solid color sweaters may be worn over dress code shirts.
Physical Education Days: SEEALL Academy or plain, solid color sweatshirts, t‐shirts and dark, solid athletic pants may be worn on PE days.
Dress Down: This is the only day students are permitted to wear jeans. Jeans may not have writing or be torn. On dress down days, students are prohibited from wearing clothing which contains language (including slurs), images, or references which discriminate in any manner.
Spirit Days: These are the ONLY days where pajamas and other type costume clothing are allowed at school or school events.
Students are prohibited from wearing revealing clothing that does not provide full coverage of body parts.
Students are prohibited from wearing hood and caps. However, headwear worn for religious observance or disability-related attire is permitted.
Violations to Dress Code will Result in:
1st Violation:
1) Student changes clothes (loaner clothes will be provided if necessary)
2) Documented in School Dress Code Violation Log
2nd Violation:
1) Student changes clothes (loaner clothes will be provided if necessary)
2) Documented in School Dress Code Violation Log
3) Parent will be called and notified
3rd Violation:
1) Student changes clothes (loaner clothes will be provided if necessary)
2) Documented in School Dress Code Violation Log
3) Parent will be called and notified
4) Parent will be asked to come in for a meeting with a dean and the student
