The issue of school uniforms versus no dress code has come up several times over the past couple of decades. Both sides provide legitimate reasons for their position. Many schools have switched from no dress code to school uniforms while some schools have slightly modified their dress code. For parents that have children attending a school without a dress code, when making decisions about what is appropriate clothing for school, neatness and respect for the learning environment as well as others in the school community are the primary considerations. Here are some suggestions for girls and boys: Girls No: Halter tops Spaghetti straps Crop tops Cut-off jeans “short” shorts Pajama bottoms Men’s boxer shorts Large V-necks Form fitting clothes or t-shirts Torn, worn or intentional rips/tears “turned down” waistbands Clothing that is too tight or too short Exposing too much of one’s body Clothes that require continual re-adjustment Spandex Flip-flops Boys No: Baseball caps (most schools do not allow hats to be worn indoors) Sagging shorts or pants t-shirts or sweatshirts that contain obscenities or references to drugs, alcohol or tobacco use t-shirts with cutoff sleeves headbands or wraps tank tops, muscle shirts
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorRandy Sally Archives
June 2023
Categories
All
|