McClintock Dress Code 2009 -2010
Pants must fit properly, no more than one size beyond the correct size, not modified in any way, and not sagging, bagging or dragging.
Pants cannot fall below the shoe
Shorts and skirts and the slits in them, must be longer than the extended fingertips
Shirts and tops must be tucked into belted pants or skirts.
Shirts and tops must completely cover the tops of the shoulders. (No spaghetti straps, halter tops, tank tops, cut outs, etc.)
Shirts and tops must cover the breast and cleavage area completely at all times.
Clothing that is too tight or revealing is not allowed.
NO pajamas or bedroom slippers.
Offensive language or pictures are not permitted on clothing, including alcohol or illegal substances.
Chains worn as jewelry or attached to clothing can be no more than ¼ inch in diameter.
Items with metal studs are not allowed.
Doo-rags, hats, sunglasses, and scarves are not to be worn in the building.
Gang related items: Bandanas (of any color) are not allowed on buses or on school grounds at any time. Neither bandanas nor doo-rags may be worn on campus at any time. As other items emerge as gang related, they will be banned as noted in the Students Rights and Responsibilities Handbook.
Dress Code Enforcement
We will spend the first week of school teaching the dress code to students. Students will not be able to attend class in violation of the dress code. Parents will be allowed to bring appropriate clothing and we will have a limited supply of clean clothing for students to borrow. All bandanas and visible doo-rags will be confiscated. Parents have one week to pick up confiscated items. After one week, they will be discarded. Repeated violations of the dress code will result in consequences ranging from parent shadowing, to after school detention, to in school or out of suspension. Any student in possession of a bandana will receive a one-day out of school suspension or a full day of parent shadowing on the first violation.
Last update: Sunday, December 20, 2009 at 11:25:53 PM
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