Parent Teacher Magazine Cabarrus County School September 2014 | Page 7
Dress Code Guidelines
What to Wear!
• Skirts and shorts: no more than three inches above the knee
• Shirts and blouses: must cover the student’s midriff – no plunging necklines or exposed cleavage. Straps must be the width of the
student’s ID card (two inches or greater)
• Pants: fitted at the waist
• Shoes: shoes or sandals (no bedroom slippers)
What NOT to Wear!
• Tank tops, muscle, mesh or see-through shirts or blouses
• Clothing advocating drug, alcohol, or tobacco use
• Clothing with inappropriate or suggestive language
• Clothing that discriminates against particular groups
• Excessively tight or baggy clothing; clothing with holes or slashes
• Bedroom slippers or pajamas
• Excessively long or oversized shirts, coats or jackets
• Sunglasses, hats, caps, stocking caps, toboggans, bandannas,
headbands, skull caps or any other headgear while in the school
building
• Any apparel and accessories including jewelry, emblems, tattoos
or body markings, that depict gang affiliation
• Excessive face painting
• See-through clothing; underwear showing
• Deep-plunging shirts/blouses; cleavage showing
• Chains and jewelry containing spikes
The Cabarrus County Board of Education specifies that each
student must come to school appropriately dressed in clothing that
is not disruptive to the educational process and does not endanger
the health and safety of others.
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