Dress Code 2010-11

Fashions and seasons change frequently. As such, the dress code can be modified. Please pay attention to any revisions that are sent home.

Young Women

• Solid colored dress slacks in khaki, black or navy. Pants should not be form fitting, nor cling to one’s body.
• Solid colored or striped blouses, polo shirts, sweaters (no patterns allowed)
• Students must have a collared shirt on at all times (including under a sweater or team jersey)
• Dress shoes, sneakers, sandals, flip-flops

Young Men

• Solid colored dress slacks in khaki, black or navy. Young men need to wear a belt and pants must be worn at the waist.
• Solid colored or striped collared shirts (button down or polo style)
• Shoes, sneakers, sandals, flip-flops

Hooded Sweatshirts & Team Jerseys

• Students have permission to wear St. Mary High School Sweatshirts provided that they have a collared shirt underneath. Students wearing sweatshirts without a collared shirt will be asked to call home for a change of clothing.
• Students have permission to wear their team jersey on game day provided that a collared shirt is worn underneath. Students must otherwise remain in dress code with appropriate slacks and footwear.

The following items of clothing are not allowed:

• Dresses of any kind, skirts, or jumpers
• Jeans of any color
• Any color dress slack aside from navy, khaki, or black
• Leggings
• Corduroy pants
• Skinny pants of any style – THESE ARE NOT DRESS PANTS
• Pants that have frayed edges or rips
• Sweat suits
• Hats, bandanas, visors, coats, gloves, mittens, ear muffs
• Midriff shirt, spaghetti straps, tank tops

Dress Down Days

If a dress down day is granted: Students may not wear clothing with holes, rips, or shirts with innuendo or advertising for alcohol or tobacco companies. Also, no writing can be present on pants.

If a student’s attire is deemed inappropriate then demerits will be issued and the student will need to go home or be brought a change of clothing. Any undersized / oversized clothing will not be tolerated. The administration reserves the right to amend the dress code at any time.