1. Middle School Dress Code
What not to Wear
Middle School Dress Code

2. Contrary to the Rumors
Dress code was not created to make Life difficult. The middle school years are tough and everyone develops at different paces. What looks just fine on one person may push the envelope on another. Our goal is to make everyone feel comfortable and confident as their bodies begin to change. Starting with Girls. Boys begin on Slide 10.

3. Official Dress Code policy For Girls

4. What to wear What not to wear
Appropriate shirts must be worn. Halter-tops, spaghetti straps and athletic t-shirts are not permitted. No bare skin may be exposed at the waist, bust, back or abdomen at any time, including when arms are raised.
What to wear
What not to wear
No Words
Undergarments cannot be visable.
Lausanne t-shirts on Fridays
Use 3 finger rule
For sleeveless

5. Pants
What to Wear
What not to wear
Only on Friday

6. Knee Length Rule
All Skirts and Shorts must be to the top of the kneecap (in both the front and the back.
Many “flowy” skirts that hit the knee in the front, ride up on the behind in the back.
When you add a backpack into that equation it can become quite a show.
When in doubt, wear leggings.

7. Skirts and Dresses
What to Wear
What Not to Wear

8. Forbidden footwear
All footwear must have some type of strap around the ankle.

9. Hair Styles
No color streaking or unnatural hair color allowed.

10. Official Dress Code Policy for boys

11. Shirts
What to Wear
What Not to Wear
Lausanne t-shirts on Fridays

12. Pants
What to Wear
What not To Wear
Only on Friday

13. All pants must be worn with a belt

14. All Shirts must be tucked in

15. Shoes and Socks
Socks must be worn and shoes must be tied

16. Hairstyles
Must be above ears
Must be shaven
YES
Not Permitted NO

17. NO Piercings – Ears or Face

18. Dress Code expectations must be followed under all Jackets, Hoodies, or overcoats.

19. Don’t forget Hygiene

20. Full Participation in Spirit Days expected!!!

21. Final Statement:
All other items which the faculty/administration deem appropriate are allowed. If you have any questions please contact Kim Davis at Or