Ady Kinsley
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Headwear
- Caps, hats, sunglasses, visors, bandanas and/or other head coverings shall not be worn in the building during the school day, except with administrative permission (religious, medical necessity, etc.)
- Students may wear sunglasses, hats and other sun-protective gear while outdoors during school hours, such as during recess or physical education classes. This does not include transitions between classes. [Section 1001.43(1)(b), Florida Statutes]
- All hoodies must remain off of students’ heads while inside.
Upper Garments
- Students may wear the following: shirts with or without collars, t-shirts or button-down shirts of any color or pattern.
- Shirts can have writing or logos, as long as they are deemed appropriate by school admin. Printed profanity or language/symbols/styles that promote the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco, gang-related or other illegal activities are prohibited.
- Garments must be of a length and fit suitable for the build and stature of the student.
- Clothing that exposes the torso or midriff, either front, back or sides, shall not be worn. Halter tops, tube tops, backless tops/dresses, spaghetti straps, tank tops, one-strap tops and strapless tops are all prohibited.
- Garments may not be made of transparent, mesh or “see-through” material.
- Necklines of all upper garments must be modest. Low-cut necklines are prohibited. The cut of garments must not expose undergarments or cleavage.
- Shirts must touch, at a minimum, the top portion of lower garments at all times.
- Garments that are offensive, distracting or inappropriate are prohibited, including but not limited to those with see-through materials, skintight items, pajamas, printed profanity or language, symbols or styles that promote the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, gang-related or other illegal activities.
Lower Garments
- Students may wear lower garments designed with tears or rips, provided such tears or rips are below the mid thigh. If tears/rips are above the mid thigh, students must wear clothing underneath so that the skin above the mid thigh is not visible.
- Undergarments and the buttocks must remain entirely covered, even while seated.
- Dresses, skirts and shorts must be mid thigh or below in length, with waistband of skirts worn at waist level.
- Leggings may only be worn under a top that is no shorter than mid-thigh.
- The waistband of pants, shorts or skirts must be worn and secured between the hips and the waist.
- Undergarments as outerwear, pajama pants, bathing suits, cheer shorts, bike shorts and tights are prohibited.
Footwear
- Students must wear shoes that are safe and appropriate for the learning environment.
- Cleats, slippers and shoes with wheels are not permitted to be worn on campus.
- Grades PK-8: All footwear must be closed-toe and closed heels. Flip-flops and sandals are not allowed. Crocs or Croc-like shoes are only permitted for grades 6-8 and should not be worn during active PE classes.
- Grades 9-12: High school students are permitted to wear appropriate slides, flip-flops, sandals and Crocs.
Accessories
- Clothing, jewelry and accessories shall not convey messages that are crude, vulgar/profane, violent/death-oriented, gang-related, sexually suggestive or promote alcohol, drugs or tobacco.
- Jewelry or accessories, to include body piercings that pose a safety concert for the student or others are prohibited. Dog collars, wallet chains, combs, large hair picks or chains that connect one part of the body to another are prohibited.
- Students may continue to wear a face mask. They may be any color or pattern. The only writing permitted is the student’s given name (no nicknames) and/or school logos.
- Clothing, jewelry and/or accessories (such as backpacks and purses) with decorations, symbols, mottos, slogans, signs, images or designs which are offensive to good taste, the maintenance of good decorum or illegal are prohibited. Examples include, but are not limited to: anything that promote drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gang identification, weapons, lewd/sexual behavior, symbols or writings with racial (e.g. swastikas, rebel flags, etc.) or sexual connotation, or profane language.
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