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Dress Code
Uniforms
School Uniform Guidelines
Boys
Students should wear a solid-color polo shirt with khaki, navy blue, or black slacks or knee-length shorts. A solid-color sweatshirt or a CCA crew neck sweatshirt may also be worn.
Hooded sweatshirts or hoods of any kind are not permitted in the classroom.
Girls
Students should wear a solid-color polo shirt with khaki, navy blue, or black slacks, jumpers, skirts, or knee-length shorts. A solid-color sweatshirt or a CCA crew neck sweatshirt may also be worn.
Hooded sweatshirts or hoods of any kind are not permitted in the classroom.
Shoes
- Non-marking soles only.
- No sandals or flip-flops.
Benefits of School Uniforms
- Uniforms help prevent immodesty and sloppy dress.
- Uniforms and high standards help prevent giving offense.
- Uniforms contribute to higher discipline and improved academics.
- Uniforms help improve a student’s self-image.
- Uniforms provide classroom decorum.
- Uniforms build school spirit and identity.
- Uniforms reduce yearly clothing costs.
- Uniforms eliminate daily decisions about what to wear.
- Uniforms reduce competition in dress among students.
- Uniforms standardize outward appearance while encouraging strong internal values.
- All clothing should be clean, in good repair, and well pressed.
Physical Education (P.E.) Uniform
Boys / Men
- Loose-fitting gym T-shirt provided by the school (CCA shirt only).
- No tank tops or sleeveless shirts.
- Additional CCA shirts may be purchased.
- Black, navy, or gray pants (no leggings) or knee-length shorts.
- Tennis shoes with non-marking soles only.
Girls / Ladies
- Loose-fitting gym T-shirt provided by the school (CCA shirt only).
- No tank tops or sleeveless shirts.
- Additional CCA shirts may be purchased.
- Black, navy, or gray pants or knee-length shorts.
- Tennis shoes with non-marking soles.
Additional gym shirts are available through our Spirit Store:
Special Activities
Students attending official school activities on or off campus after school hours must wear clothing consistent with the standards of the classroom uniform.
Classroom Attire
Note: The dress code may be modified for specified activities and field trips. Casual slacks and a collared shirt with sleeves may be permitted when deemed appropriate by the administration and announced in advance in writing.
Boys / Men Dress Standards
Hair
- Hair must be short, conservative, tapered or blocked.
- Hair must remain off the collar, ears, and eyebrows.
- Sideburns may extend no lower than the middle of the ears.
- Spiked, sculptured, wedge cuts, mohawks, and other extreme hairstyles are not permitted.
- If unsure whether a hairstyle is acceptable, consult a teacher before getting a haircut.
Shoes
- Non-marking soles only.
- No open-toed or open-heeled shoes.
- No flip-flops or sandals.
Jewelry
- Boys may not wear earrings or body piercings of any kind.
- Unacceptable jewelry will become the property of the school after the second offense.
- Tattoos are not acceptable.
Girls / Ladies Dress Standards
Jewelry
- Up to two modest pairs of earrings may be worn in the lower lobe of the ears.
Makeup
- Makeup should be conservative.
Hair
- Spiked, sculptured, wedge cuts, mohawks, and other extreme hairstyles are not permitted.
Uniforms
- Clothing must be loose-fitting and modest.
- Skirts and shorts must extend to the top of the knee when standing.
- Students participating in active activities must wear shorts or leggings underneath their skirt.
- Only the top button of the shirt may remain unbuttoned.
- Modesty is required at all times. Students wearing immodest attire will be required to return home to change before returning to school.
Shoes
- Non-marking soles only.
- No open-toed or open-heeled shoes.
- No flip-flops or sandals.
Final Authority
The school administration shall make the final decisions regarding all questions relating to dress and appearance.
Ask the Head of School, Mrs. Hope Hinson
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