Dress and Grooming Code Sample Clauses

Dress and Grooming Code. In the event the Agency decides to establish an employee dress and grooming code during the term of the Agreement, the Agency shall meet and confer with the Union regarding the impact of that decision prior to implementation.
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Dress and Grooming Code. We expect students to come to school in clothes that are clean and neat, and we expect students to exhibit basic cleanliness and grooming that will not be a health or safety threat to themselves or to other students or staff. We do not permit students to wear clothing with pictures, emblems, or writing that is lewd, offensive, vulgar, or obscene or that advertises or depicts tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, drugs, or any other substance that students are prohibited from having or using at school. The principal makes decisions about dress and grooming violations. APPROPRIATE ATTIRE Male students must wear clean clothing (shirt, slacks, jeans, trousers, shorts). Female students must wear clean clothing (dress, blouse, shirt, skirt, slacks, jeans, shorts). Sleeveless shirts with 3 finger wide straps or wider are permitted as long as arm holes are tight fitting and all undergarments are covered. Pants must be worn with the waist at waist level, and shirts or blouses must be buttoned. All students must wear shoes and appropriate undergarments. * *Student’s shorts, skirts, and dresses may not be shorter than the student’s fingertips while the student is standing erect with his/her arms and shoulders relaxed at their sides. APPROPRIATE GROOMING All students will exemplify grooming standards that project a positive image for the student, school, and District. Hair must be clean and neatly groomed and worn in a style that does not cover the eyes. Male students must be clean-shaven. No facial hair such as beards, moustaches, and goatees, are permitted. Sideburns INAPPROPRIATE GROOMING INAPPROPRIATE OR UNACCEPTABLE ATTIRE may extend no lower than the bottom of the ear and must be trimmed in a straight line without flares at the bottom. The following hair styles or colorings are inappropriate grooming for any student at school or a school-related or – sanctioned activity: Spikes or other sculptured hair styles. Neon or other hair colorings or bleaching, whether permanent or temporary, in a shade or tone that the principal determines to be unnatural, such as neon orange, neon pink, magenta, any shade of blue, any shade of xxxxx, xxxxxx, purple, white. Hair coloring or bleaching for the purpose of creating extreme differences in color, shade, or tone between sections of individual strands of hair or areas of hair on the head. Hair coloring or bleaching for the purpose of creating extreme differences in color, shade, or tone between the student’s natural and origin...

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