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DRESS CODE
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The below dress code chart is meant only as a summary of the dress code outlined in the Student-Parent Handbook. For specific details, please refer to the section on DRESS CODE in the handbook. If you have any questions, see Mr. Burke in Student Services.
Daily Dress Uniform |
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Boys |
Girls |
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Shirt & Tops |
all year |
Oxford shirt with tie – tucked, all buttons fastened except top one
Uniform Polo – tucking optional |
Uniform Polo – tucking optional Class 2011, 2012, & 2013 |
Undershirt – Solid white or same color as polo, tucked in. |
Undershirt – Solid white or same color as polo, tucked in. |
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1st & 4th |
Oxford may NOT be worn with shorts |
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Slacks/ Pants/ Skirts/ Shorts |
all year |
Uniform Pants |
Uniform Slacks Uniform Skirt – max. 2” above knee |
1st & 4th |
Uniform Shorts - no oxford shirts |
Uniform Shorts |
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Shoes & Hosiery |
all year |
Uniform shoes – Visible socks required
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Uniform shoes – Visible hosiery required
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1st & 4th |
Casual shoes – uniform shorts, visible socks required. Sandals – uniform shorts, socks optional NO boots, slippers, flip-flops, slides, clothe, rubber or plastic |
Casual shoes – uniform shorts, visible hosiery required Sandals – uniform shorts, hosiery optional NO boots, slippers, flip-flops, slides, clothe, rubber or plastic |
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Boys |
Girls |
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Shirt & Tops |
all year |
Coordinating Dress Shirt & Tie Uniform polos |
Coordinating Top Uniform polos |
Slacks/ Pants/ Skirts/ |
all year |
Dress pants or cords Uniform pants No shorts |
Dress, suit, skirt, dress slacks, or capris Uniform pants/slacks/skirts No shorts |
Shoes & Hosiery |
all year |
Uniform shoes Dress shoes Socks required |
Uniform shoes Dress shoes Visible hosiery required ; optional with dress sandals |
| Daily Uniform is an option |
Boys |
Girls |
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Shirt & Tops |
all |
Professionally printed SFHS worn as outer layer |
Professionally printed SFHS worn as outer layer |
Slacks/ |
all |
Jeans, slacks or shorts |
Jeans, slacks or shorts (min 6” inseam) |
Shoes & Hosiery |
all |
Casual shoes |
Casual shoes |
Daily Uniform is an option |
Boys |
Girls |
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Shirt & Tops |
all year |
T-shirt, sweatshirt, polo, or tops that are appropriate and modest. No inappropriate messages. Tops must be long enough to tuck-in. |
T-shirt, sweatshirt, polo, or tops that are appropriate and modest. No inappropriate messages. Tops must be long enough to tuck-in. |
Slacks/ Pants/ Skirts/ Shorts |
all year |
Jeans, slacks or shorts NO tears NO rips |
Jeans, slacks or shorts (min 6” inseam) NO tears NO rips |
Shoes & Hosiery |
all year |
Casual shoes Uniform shoes Dress shoes Socks optional with sandals NO flip-flops, slides, clothe, rubber or plastic |
Casual shoes Uniform shoes Dress shoes Hosiery optional with sandals NO flip-flops, slides, clothe, rubber or plastic |
DRESS CODE PHILOSOPHY
• Dressing up for school reflects a positive image of our uniqueness and lends dignity to our most important task at school - teaching and learning.
• It allows us to recognize the demands of society regarding professional dress and makes a distinction between work and recreational activities.
• The dress code reflects modest standards.
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RESPONSIBLITIES
• The responsibility of dressing within the code is the responsibility of the parents and students.
• The school dress code is in effect every school day, beginning with the first orientation day, and including exam days.
• Checking for violations is the responsibility of each faculty member, issuing demerits where warranted.
• In all regards, the Dean has the responsibility of the interpretation of the dress code.
• All uniform items are to be worn properly and "sized to fit" from orientation through final exams.
• Students dressed inappropriately for the school day may be sent home to change or may be asked to modify their appearance before being admitted to classes.
• Repeated violation of the dress code will result in more serious disciplinary consequences.
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PURCHASING INFORMATION
• Uniform pants, slacks, shorts, and skirts must be purchased from Rumpel Shirt Skin, 110 W. Willow, Wheaton, IL (630) 682-4495.
• The required logos will be on all uniform attire.
• Questions about quality and care of the uniform should be directed to the company.
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EXCEPTIONS
• Students who cannot be in uniform during a particular day should have a note from a parent explaining the situation, and they must give the note to the Dean at the beginning of the day.
• Students with temporary medical needs must submit documentation from a medical professional identifying the disability and the length of time that this may interfere with the student's ability to wear the school uniform. This documentation must be submitted to the Dean for authorization prior to the beginning of the school day.
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