Uniform and Dress Code
Christian Fellowship School does require its students to wear a uniform until 9th grade. Following 9th grade, students must follow a stringent dress code. For students from kindergarten through sixth grade, the uniform consists of navy blue pants, shorts, skirts, or jumpers with white or red polos or button-down shirts. The school does have a specified plaid that students can wear in the form of a skirt or jumper. Once students reach seventh grade, khaki pants, capris, skirts, or shorts may be worn. From ninth grade through twelfth grade students must adhere to a dress code that restricts skirt and short length and specifies what style of shirts, shoes and other articles of clothing that are allowed and not allowed.
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