Celebration High School

The following guidelines should be reviewed as related to school appearance at Celebration High School.

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Student IDs

Must always be visible

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Tops

Polos: Navy Blue, White, Black, Purple

Celebration High School Spirit Shirt

Tops must have sleeves (no straps)

Bottoms

Blue, Black, or Khaki pants, shorts, or skirts

Denim material is okay

*On Wednesdays only, students may wear a college or military shirt (not just camouflage)

Outerwear

Inside the classroom, outer garments shall be removed, completely unzipped, or left open to allow for the school uniform to be visible. Long overcoats are not permitted on school grounds or at any school-sponsored event. School-sponsored CHS sweatshirts may be worn over the school approved uniform. When outer garments with a hood are worn, the hoods must be removed from the head, while on school property or school sponsored event. No outer garments without zippers or buttons may be worn on school property unless the outer garment is a school sponsored item.

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No undergarments showing

No crop top/stomach showing

No shorts above mid-thigh

No rips/tears/holes/etc. in pants above the knee

No joggers

No yoga pants

No leggings

No sagging pants

No hats/bandanas/hoods

No inappropriate logos/designs

No sweatpants/pajama pants

No plaid/patterns

No non-approved shirts over approved shirts

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Dress code violation (DCV) progression is as follows:

1-4 DCV's = Warning and Parent Notification

5-8 DCV's = Lunch Detention

9-12 DCV's = 1/2 day of ISS

13+ DCV's = 1 day of ISS

*Dress code counts reset each quarter.

**At the discretion of administration, any student might be sent to ISS if the dress code violation is egregious and cannot be immediately corrected. Students would be allowed to return to class once the violation is corrected.