UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS
• maroon plaid
jumper (grades PK-3) or skirt (grades 4-6) or khaki skort (grades PK-6)
•
maroon collared polo shirt or white oxford (white turtlenecks okay for
cold weather)
•
khaki dress pants (or khaki walking shorts on warm days only in
September, October, May and June)
•
maroon sweater or pullover vest or crew neck sweatshirt
•
socks (must be worn with all shoes or sneakers)
•
dress shoes or sneakers (non-marking soles please!)
•
belts must be worn with dress pants or shorts (mandatory for grades 2-6)
Notes:
1. Uniforms must be
ordered
through Educational Outfitters, our uniform company. They have a
store
in Nashua, or you may order by phone or online.
For any questions,
call Educational Outfitters at 233-3368.
2.
Dress pants and walking shorts are zipper front cotton twill with belt
loops
3.
Walking shorts, as well as uniform jumpers and skirts, should be no
more than 2 inches above the knee.
4.
Sweaters or sweatshirts worn inside in cold weather must be ordered
from the uniform company.
No hooded sweatshirts,
hooded vests or fleece vests will be allowed for inside wear.
5.
When girls wear jumpers or skirts, socks or tights should be maroon or
white to match jumper.
For safety reasons, NO clogs or
step-in shoes are to be worn at school. All shoes must have
backs.
Sneakers are acceptable every day. Because of our paved school
yard,
shoes must have low or no heels.
Also for safety
reasons, dangle and hoop earrings are not allowed at school. Only
post earrings are allowed.
Hair may not be
bleached or spiked. Boys’ hair should be above the collar.
Gym uniforms:
Gym uniforms sold by
Educational
Outfitters are mandatory for all students. They are to be worn on
the
day the student has gym class.
• navy
sweatpants or wind
pants(uniform gym shorts are acceptable in warm weather in Sept., Oct.,
May or June, or under sweatpants other times of the year)
•
maroon long or short sleeve t-shirt
•
maroon sweatshirt (optional). These may be worn on gym days or
with school uniforms as an alternative to a uniform sweater during cold
weather.
•
Sneakers are a must for gym days. They may be worn with school uniforms
on other days.
Dress-down days:
Dress-down days are days when
students can come to school out of uniform. These days are
sometimes
used as incentives, rewards, for holidays, or at the principal’s
discretion. They are announced at school the previous day, in order to
minimize classroom disruption. On these days, students may wear
appropriate clothes of their choice. Examples of inappropriate clothes:
t-shirts advocating sex, drugs, alcohol or violence; ripped or torn
jeans; low-rise or hip-hugging pants; pants or shorts with
inappropriate words or symbols across the seat; tank tops; shirts where
part of the stomach is showing; tight or see-through tops; low
necklines, etc. Students are allowed in school in casual
comfortable
clothes; but they are coming to school, not going to the beach or out
to play. These restrictions apply whether students are in school or on
a field trip, as well as children in our After School Program.
