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SHORTS & SKIRTS Inappropriate Skirts and shorts must be below fingertip length Undergarments should not be visible Appropriate SHIRTS & TOPS Inappropriate No Bare Midriffs No Strapless or Backless Tops No Low cut Necklines No Alcohol or Drug references Appropriate iate HATS & HOODS Inappropriate Hoods are not to be worn in the building No Hats Appropriate We have designed this brochure to address common questions and misconceptions about the dress code at Waterford High School. Please understand, we are not making judgments about style or people’s taste in clothes. We are simply making a judgment about what we believe is appropriate dress for a school setting. We appreciate your support of the dress expectations that have been established and hope that this handout is helpful. STUDENT DRESS CODE: It is not the desire of this administration to get involved in enforcing unmanageable dress codes or making judgments about style or fashion. However, propriety and decorum do need to be honored at all times. Student dress may be regulated and students are required to dress in clothing appropriate to the school situation. Any attire which impairs safety or increases the risk of injury to self or others, causes discomfort to the health and safety of others (e.g. uncleanliness, malodorousness), causes distraction or disruption of the learning environment, advertises or advocates the use of alcohol or drugs, pornography or acts of violence or is libelous is prohibited. Dress, attire, or accessories that display lewd or vulgar language or pictures or sexual references are prohibited. In addition, derogatory language or pictures, where such language or pictures are likely to cause a substantial disruption of the school, are also prohibited. Prohibited are: 1. Bathing suits - beachwear – excessively short shorts or skirts (“fingertip rule” to determine what is too short). 2. Strapless or backless attire, bare midriff, low cut tops. 3. Exposure of torso and see-through materials. 4. Bare feet. 5. Articles of clothing or footwear which cause maintenance problems. 6. Dress or costume causing a disruption. 7. Sunglasses worn in building. 8. Hats or head coverings. 9. Clothing with sexual and/or drug/alcohol connotations. 10. Wallet chains. 11. CLOTHING WHICH IS IMMODEST BECAUSE OF ITS TIGHT FIT OR REVEALING NATURE IS PROHIBITED. THE WHS DRESS CODE GUIDE 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR