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Brookwood Elementary Parent/Student Handbook
2024 - 2025
Dress Code
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The student dress code is designed to reduce the likelihood of distraction and to maintain an academic focus in the classroom and on campus. Our staff requests a partnership with parents to observe the following guidelines when purchasing school attire:
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The wearing of or absence of any item of clothing that will distract from the learning process of other students or clothing with offensive words and/or the advertising of drugs or alcoholic beverages will not be tolerated. Gang attire is prohibited.
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Caps/hats and/or hoods on coats or sweatshirts are not to be worn in the building.
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Skirts, shorts/skorts should be at least fingertip length
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Tops should be long enough to cover the midriff when arms are raised to shoulder level. Tops should not be low cut and an undershirt should be worn when necessary.
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Flannel PJ pants are not appropriate for school unless it is a themed PJ day.
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Undergarments should not be visible.
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See-through clothing (such as a mesh jersey) must have an undershirt.
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Shoes that have skates in the sole should not be worn to school.
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Athletic shoes should be worn on the days the students have PE for safety.
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Staff will discuss with the student/parents should a clothing item or accessory be distracting to the learning environment that is not specifically listed here.
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