Uniform+Policy

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**Uniform Policy ** School uniforms serve several purposes including limiting distinctions based on dress. More importantly they are a tool by which together, we can teach the students about proper grooming. Specifically, that in every situation in life it is important to understand what clothing is appropriate and what is not. As the students progress through the grades, specific lessons will address the concept of “dressing for success”.

**__Uniforms are purchased at:__** [|Dennis Uniform]


 * PLEASE NOTE: ALL MONDAYS STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR THEIR FORMAL/MASS DRESS ****UNIFORM. **

**General policies**
= = ====Parents and students are expected to cooperate with the uniform code. If there is a disagreement about acceptable appearance at school, the principal will make the final decision.Issues relating to dress or appearance of a student that are not specifically mentioned in the parent/student handbook but are inconsistent with the school’s regulations may be deemed unacceptable.====

====**Free dress** is a privilege granted at different times during the year. **Alternative dress** is a fundraiser sponsored by Student Council. Free dress and alternative dress clothing must be neat and modest. (see links below for more details). Parents are responsible to ensure that students are dressed in a manner suitable for a Catholic school student.==== = = If a student frequently offends against normal standards of dress, grooming, or hygiene, and has been corrected in this regard, the cooperation of parents shall be sought to correct the problem. Lack of improvement in personal appearance is grounds for the suspension of a student during that school day. The school may also reserve the right to require that parents bring an appropriate change of clothes to school, if a student is inappropriately dressed. The principal will make the final decision.

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