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ACES at Chase recognizes that the way a student dresses is an expression of their identity. The school reserves the right, however, to draw reasonable limitations if a student's appearance is distracting. Appropriate outerwear must be worn to school because we walk between buildings each day. When not in use, outerwear should be placed in the student’s locker. Students should always bring a raincoat or poncho in case of inclement weather. If a student's dress is deemed inappropriate by an administrator, a teacher, or a team, the student will be notified. It is expected that the issue will be resolved by the student changing into more suitable clothing.
The following should not be worn:
- Exposed underwear, pajamas, or slippers
- Tank tops or shirts with spaghetti straps, low cut tops or shirts which expose the chest, cleavage, or midriff
- Shirts or other items of clothing with: Derogatory or profane statements, pictures or advertisements for alcoholic beverages, tobacco, or drugs
- Short shorts or short skirts that exposure undergarments
- See-through clothing
- Do-rags, (or bandannas of any sort), over-sized belt buckles, chains or other items hanging from pants, belt loops, etc.
In addition:
- Hats and hoods must be off inside of the classroom
- Closed-toed shoes with a backing must be worn
- Backpacks or large totes should not be carried during class time. (Cinch sacks are provided to each student for transitions)
Dress Code for Physical Education:
- Sneakers or athletic shoes in gym class
- Dark shorts or sweatpants and plain t-shirts
- A small string-bag for gym clothes and shoes