Uniform Policy 

Personal appearance is important to a child’s self esteem as well as their educational outlook. Our school uniform helps unify our students, reminds them that their presence at the school is a privilege that they should approach with pride and dignity, and projects a unified identity to the wider community. As a Catholic school, we strive to have students accept themselves and each other for who they are, not for what they wear. 

Students are to arrive and leave school dressed in the appropriate school uniform. All clothing is to be clean and in good repair. 

• All pants must come down to the top of the ankle, be worn at the waist, hemmed and not touch the floor.
• Shorts must be worn at the waist and hems may not be rolled.
• The hems of skirts, shorts and skorts must be no higher than two inches above the knee.
• Navy, white or grey short sleeve t-shirts may be worn under polo shirts. T-shirts must be free from any graphics or lettering and may not hang out from the outer garment at hemline or sleeve. T-shirts must be tucked in.
• Long-sleeve t-shirts may not be worn under short sleeve polo shirts.
• Socks are to be worn at all times.

What is not allowed for both girls and boys

• Cargo-style pants or shorts
• Pants, shorts, skirts, skorts or jumpers with embroidery
• Shirts, sweaters, vests or sweatshirts with decorative beads or sequins.
• Shirts worn inside out
• Sweaters, sweatshirts or shirts tied around the waist.
• Hooded sweatshirts or sweaters.
• Leggings (Solid navy, white or black leggings under skirt are allowed).
• Open-back, slip-on shoes; slides, clogs, beach, Crocs-type or heelys.
• Chains, multiple bracelets, multiple necklaces, multiple earrings or multiple rings.
  Dangling earrings or face jewelry.