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Please follow the Non-Uniform policy in the Family Handbook beginning on page 22.

NON-UNIFORM POLICY

Non-uniform days are a privilege and students are expected to wear school-appropriate clothing. These rules apply at all times for all grades (K-8) on non-uniform days. Teachers and staff check to make sure each student is in compliance. If a student is in violation of the non-uniform policy in a manner that is not readily correctable, the student’s parent/guardian are contacted and asked to either correct the situation or remove the student from campus. Students should expect to receive disciplinary action if not in compliance.

The faculty/administration determines if clothing is inappropriate and if there is a violation. It is the responsibility of parents/guardians to make sure students are wearing proper and clean attire.

• No clothing with any inappropriate words or pictures. Examples: (but not complete list) images or names of bands/musicians, skulls or similar items, items that insinuate or reference politics or political affiliation, alcohol, tobacco, drugs, weapons, or sex.

• Shirts must be tucked in all the way around at all times. Only shirts that can be tucked in may be worn.

• Belts are required on pants with loops for grades 2-8.

• Shoes must be flat, with a closed toe, a closed heel, and tied/secured (laces must remain in shoes). No slippers, boots, or shoes higher than a standard athletic high-top may be worn. No outlandish shoe styles may be worn, such as: lights, ears, horns, large bows, wheels, or excessive colors or patterns.

• Hair is to be neat and well-groomed at all times. No extensions or color treatment of hair is allowed. No elaborate, outlandish, or distracting hairstyles are permitted (including extreme contrasting length styles). Hair must be cut and worn above the eyebrows. Hair must not cover eyes. Boys' hair must be off the collar and above ears.

• Hair accessories should complement clothing and must be small in size. No flowers, feathers, tinsel, bandanas, head wraps, etc. are permitted.

• Make-up is not allowed. This includes foundation, tinted sunscreen, powder, blush, lip color, lip gloss, eye shadow, eye liner, mascara, eyebrow pencil, stickers, tattoos, pen/marker, face paint, glitter, nail polish, eyelash extensions, and artificial nails.

• Jewelry is not allowed, with the following exceptions: One watch may be worn. One religious medallion or cross may be worn, but not visible. Girls may wear one stud/post earring, per earlobe (earrings may not hang below the earlobe). No other body piercing is allowed. No smart watches are allowed. No scrunchies, bands, ribbons, etc. may be worn around the wrist.

• No oversized, torn, tattered, sagging, or ill-fitting clothing is permitted.

• No tank tops, spaghetti straps, halter tops, strapless tops, sleeveless shirts, blouses with exposed cleavage, exposed midriffs.

• No visible undergarments at any time.

• Boys’ shorts must be to the knee cap and cannot be sloppy or baggy.

• Girls' shorts, skirts, skorts, dresses must be to the knee cap.

• No skin tight pants or yoga pants.

• Tights or leggings may be worn, but only under a dress or skirt that is to the knee cap.

Katey McPherson, Helping Families Thrive Night 1: The Self Driven Child

Students can wear tie-dyed shirts and/or socks with uniform bottoms. This spirit day does not include any other accessories (hair accessories, jewelry, hats, etc.).

Miss Kayla and Miss Nancy's Pre-K classes

FATHERS, GRANDFATHERS, AND FATHER FIGURES!

Please join us in your child's classroom to celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph! 

We will be providing donuts, coffee (for the grown-ups), and juice (for the kids). Then, join your child in decorating a picture frame for a nice memory to take home. 

Ceremony Details:

Tuesday, March 28, 2023

5:45 - Arrive at Hurtado Hall

6:00 - Ceremony Begins

• Prayer

• Introduction

• 5 Pillars Readings

• New Member Pledge

• Presentation of Certificates, Pins, and Signing the Registry

• Closing Remarks

6:45 - Cookies and Photos

7:00 - Ceremony ends

Ceremony Attire:

This is a formal, dress-up, event. The attire listed below aligns with the SMB formal dress-up day dress code. Dress to impress. There will be photos taken during the ceremony.

Boys

• Dress shirt

• Dress slacks 

• Dress shoes

• Ties optional 

Girls

• Dress, skirt, or dress slacks/capris 

• Nice blouse/top if not wearing a dress

  • Dresses and skirts must follow dress code and be to the fingertips 

  • Dresses and blouses cannot be revealing in the front and cannot have skinny straps.

• Dress shoes

  • Closed toe, no more than a 2-inch heel

• Tights or nylons optional

• Modest jewelry optional

Presentation with CEA & IBE ESA now & for 23/24 STO's Saving STO funds for Catholic High School Win Solina the Owl!