Dress Code Changes Sample Clauses
Dress Code Changes. Dress code changes that require employees to wear specific article(s) of clothing will be considered a uniform change. A Uniform Change is not considered any change in a departmental or McLaren Greater Lansing policy/procedure that specifies the correct manner of dress while on the premises of the institution (or specifies what manner of dress is prohibited) or one which is dictated by infection control considerations.
Dress Code Changes. Dress code changes that require employees to wear a certain type of clothing will be limited to no more than once every eighteen months. When there is a change, employees and the Union will be given six (6) months notice prior to the implementation. The six (6) month notice shall clearly identify what the dress code change will consist of.
Dress Code Changes. 3rd-8th Grade students will only be allowed to wear leggings if also wearing a dress that is knee- length. Leggings and long t-shirts will NOT BE ALLOWED. *3rd–8th Grade student boy/girl shorts should have a 5-in inseam or longer. Shorts with less than a 5-in inseam will NOT BE ALLOWED. *Reminder on Mass days, students should show reverence to God and the Church with their attire. NO jeans, no sweatpants, and no graphic t-shirts are allowed. Khakis, dress pants, dresses, skirts, SMS shirts, and/or nice shirts should be worn. Any student or person on school property with drugs or firearms in his/her possession or on school property will be immediately reported to local law enforcement as required by state regulations. If a student is in possession of a firearm, then the school administrator shall also immediately notify the student’s parent or guardian. Parents or guardians of students in possession of firearms on school grounds, which include the real property comprising of any school on a public way within 1000 feet of a school, or any conveyance owned, leased or contracted by a school to transport students to or from a school related activity within 48 hours or becoming aware of the incident. All Catholic Schools are mandated by law to report all incidents involving a firearm, either present or visible, that occur on school property. Similarly, all incidents of violence/attacks on school personnel will also be reported to law enforcement officials. In addition, notifications of these incidents will be made to the Illinois State Board of Education through the Student Incident Reporting System (SIRS) in IWAS. The St. ▇▇▇▇ educational program meets the requirements for State Recognition. The kindergarten through eighth grade curriculum includes instruction in religion, reading, math, science, social studies, language arts, spelling, phonics, and handwriting (in the primary grades), music, art, physical education, drug prevention education, and Protecting God’s Children Touching Safety Program (grades K-8). Students receive computer experience in the computer lab as well as in the classroom. There are opportunities for students who need extra help to succeed through our Remedial Resource teacher and our Title 1 teacher. Students may also participate in various essay, poster and art contests. Assemblies and special school activities encourage school spirit and enrich the fine arts experiences.