The school dress code was developed with parent input. The dress code is consistent with the district policy requiring that student dress be appropriate and not interrupt the instructional program or impede the staff's efforts to provide a safe school for all students. The dress code also considers student safety. These guidelines apply to attendance at school and all school activities and events.

• Students shall give proper attention to personal cleanliness and neatness of dress.
• Dress, grooming or accessories that are considered unsafe, dangerous, a health hazard or disruptive to the learning environment shall not be allowed
• Shoes are to be worn at all times (e.g. slippers, thongs, and open-toed sandals are not allowed).
• Dress, accessories, and jewelry which contain obscene symbols, signs or slogans and /or which slur or degrade on the basis of race, religion, ethnicity, sex, disability. or sexual orientation, or depict violence that might disrupt the orderly operation of the school shall not be worn.
• Dress, grooming or accessories that contain language or symbols supporting sex, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, or gang association shall not be allowed
• Clothes shall be sufficient to conceal undergarments al all times. See-through or fishnets fabrics, halter tops, off the shoulder or low-cut tops, bare midriff, short skirts and shorts shall not be worn.
• Swim wear or sheer clothing without proper undergarments are prohibited.
• Hair shall be neat, well groomed, and not disruptive to the educational process.
• The wearing of hats is permitted only if there is a written verification of a health-related need on file with our school office or if it is a "Washington Explorer hat". With verification, hats will be permitted on the playground only. If a hat must be worn, the hat must comply with the school dress code.
• If a child comes to school dressed inappropriately according to the standards set forth in the Dress Code, normal disciple procedures will apply.