Dress Code

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Dress Code

We ask students, staff, and families to dress in a way that shows self-respect and avoids embarrassment, disrespectful comments, or disruptions to learning.

General Expectations

• Undergarments should not be visible (bra straps are the exception).

• Footwear is required at all times.

• Hats and hoodies may not be worn over the head indoors
  (unless allowed for school-sponsored events or spirit days).

• Clothing may not include:

  • Gang symbols

  • Sexual content

  • Drug, alcohol, or other inappropriate references

Physical Education (PE)

• Students must wear appropriate athletic clothing and shoes.

• Those without proper footwear may not participate.

• At the Arvada campus, a school-issued PE shirt is required for every class.

If Clothing Is Inappropriate

If a student’s attire is considered inappropriate or disruptive:

• They will be asked to change or correct the issue.

• Parents/guardians may be contacted to provide appropriate clothing.

• Refusal to comply may result in disciplinary action, up to suspension.

Special Events

Costumes or special attire may be allowed for certain school events—such as prom, performances, dances, field day, and other school-sponsored activities. Even during these times, dignity and respect for others remain our guiding expectations.

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