Dress Code 2023-24

Purpose: The Isaiah T. Creswell Dress Code has been established to ensure that all students are provided a safe, appropriate learning environment that is free from offense or distractions.

Allowed

Any color or pattern top, dress, skirt and/or bottoms that do not have illegal or inappropriate content.
Jeans and sweatpants are allowed.
All skirts, dresses and shorts must meet the required length (no more than 3 inches above the knee)
All students are expected to give proper attention to personal cleanliness and to dress appropriately for school and school functions.
Students and their parents have the primary responsibility for acceptable student dress and appearance.
Teachers and all other school personnel should exemplify and reinforce acceptable student dress and help students develop an understanding of appropriate appearance in the school setting.

Not Allowed

No hoods worn in the building.
No hats, hoods, rollers, hair bonnets or bandanas are allowed on the head. Those students who observe specific religious practices that require head coverings must submit appropriate paperwork for approval to the office.
No leggings, biking shorts, or spandex worn as pants or bottoms.
No skin shall be seen through ripped or torn jeans therefore you must wear leggings underneath.
No clothing exposing stomachs or belly buttons.
No mini-skirts, mini-dresses or backless dresses.
Clothing must be worn so that no undergarment (underwear, shorts, athletic
shorts, etc.) can be seen while you are standing, sitting, or bending.
No illegal or inappropriate content; this includes face masks
No pajamas, robes, night gowns, house shoes,slippers, or blankets
No headphones, sunglasses, hoods, raincoats,windbreakers, or coats worn in the classroom.
No Smartwatches
No bluetooth devices such as but not limited to Airpods or bluetooth earbuds.
No bare feet. Shoes must always be worn.

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