Professional Appearance. A professional appearance is encouraged for all educators. Care should be taken to dress in a manner which reflects well on the teaching profession and the District.
Professional Appearance. Employees are to dress professionally. No baseball caps.
Professional Appearance. Professional appearance is expected for all educators according to the following guidelines:
Professional Appearance. The employee’s daily work clothing meets the standard set in the department. Hair is properly covered and gloves are worn at all times when required. Level of Performance: Evidence: Suggested Improvement: Rating: Unsatisfactory (0) Basic/Need Improvement (1) Proficient (2) Distinguished (3) Not Observed (N)
Professional Appearance. 8.14.1 The Board of Education of Xxxxx County seeks to xxxxxx high academic achievement, promote good citizenship, provide an environment conducive to learning, and prepare students for a lifetime of success. The Board believes that employees serve as role models to students and should exercise good judgment by presenting an appropriate, professional appearance in the workplace. Just as overall attitude and instructional competency contribute to a productive learning environment, so do dress and grooming. Dressing appropriately makes a positive statement to students, parents, and the general public and engenders their respect.
Professional Appearance. JOC and/or subcontractors’ shall present a professional appearance and be readily identifiable to City staff when performing work under this contract. JOC shall provide the following:
Professional Appearance. All members of the PSRP Bargaining Unit shall observe the same guidelines for professional appearance as is expected of the certificated teaching staff.
Professional Appearance. 1. An employee’s appearance, including dress and grooming, must not disrupt the organization’s process, interfere with the maintenance of a positive teaching/learning climate, or compromise reasonable standards of health, safety, and decency. Procedures for handling employees who dress or groom inappropriately will be developed by the Superintendent and included in employee handbooks.
Professional Appearance. Employees shall dress in professional attire that is consistent with his/her assigned job responsibilities.
Professional Appearance. It is understood and agreed that acceptable professional appearance does not include: Blue Jeans – no denim colored blue jeans T-shirts Shorts Exceptions to these standards are field trips, student dress up days, staff participation days, etc. Deviation from these standards must be approved by the building principal. It is understood that approved deviations must be granted uniformly in and among buildings.
