A student deemed to be an aggressor may be suspended for at least three days. When a second offense occurs, the student shall be referred to the superintendent or designee, for a possible long-term suspension. A recommendation may be made to the school board for expulsion. Dress General Habits of cleanliness and proper dress are of major importance in establishing patterns of school and social behavior. A close relationship between the attitudes and conduct of students and their personal habits of cleanliness and dress is observable.
Proper dress is also necessary for reasons of health and safety.
The regulations that relate to this policy are designed to encourage young people to dress in a manner that displays reasonableness of fashion, decency, and refrain from extremes. If there are any doubts about what should be worn, students shall check with their school principal or designee, who is responsible for determining appropriateness of dress. Any clothing or accessories judged to be disruptive to the learning environment will be prohibited. Students who use poor judgment or fail to cooperate will be sent home to change into appropriate dress. Students are not allowed to wear clothing that does not cover midriffs or backs.