Dress Code and Regulation
Girls are only allowed to wear skirts or dresses that do not rise above their knees and shirts that do not show their midrift. Boys can only wear jeans and shorts until 6th grade, and then after that they must wear pants. Their shirts must always be tucked in and accompanied by a belt. For both genders, shirts cannot have any kind of writing larger than a logo unless it reflects the school's spirit, and images on shirts are not permitted, only patterns.
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