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it will take 120 days to build our house. im going to beck academy. here is the umiformm restrictions:
Shirts: NAVY BLUE, BLACK, KHAKI, OR WHITE (SOLID COLORS)
Shirts may not have stripes on collar or sleeves
Turtleneck shirts are permitted.
All shirts must have a collar and sleeves. Shirts may not have a hood.
Long sleeve or short sleeve t-shirts may NOT be worn over dress code shirts
Shirts with cowl or scoop neck may not be worn
Shirts must remain tucked in at all times while on campus or fieldtrips. Girls must have all of their mid-section covered by their shirts when they raise their hands above their heads and no low cut shirts allowed. Girls may not tie up their shirts in the front or back. Girls that wear shirts longer than finger-tip length must also tuck shirt in.
No tank tops or spaghetti-strap shirts may be worn over dress code shirts. Top shirt must have a collar and sleeves. Dress code shirt must be worn under sweater, sweatshirt, pull-over or light jacket.
All shirts worn under dress code shirts must be solid white, black, navy or khaki.
Shirts must remain tucked until the student physically leaves the building.

Pants, Skirts, Dresses or Shorts: NAVY BLUE, KHAKI, OR BLACK (SOLID COLORS) NO WHITE PANTS, SKIRTS, SHORTS OR DRESSES
Jeans (denim) of any color may NOT be worn.
Pants, dresses, skirts and shorts must be hemmed and not have a ragged hem.
Dresses must have a collar
Overalls, pants with drawstrings, sweatpants (sweatshirt material), or other athletic pants /shorts may NOT be worn.
Velour pants are not acceptable.
Pants, shorts and skirts must be worn with the waistline above the hips at all times.
Pants cannot be tucked in socks or drag on the floor.
Oversize garments may not be worn.
Belts must be worn if garments were made with belt loops. No large belt buckles may be worn (examples: Sexy, Precious, or student’s name) All belts must be worn at the waist.
Skirts, dresses and shorts must be finger tip length
Tying items other than belts around the waist is not permitted.

Outerwear
Coats may NOT be worn in the classrooms and must be put in the locker immediately upon arrival to the grade level hall. Coats will remain in the lockers until last locker break.
Hooded sweatshirts, hooded jackets, hooded vests, hooded fleece, and hooded sweaters must be put in the locker immediately upon arrival to the grade level hall.
Only light weight jackets that meet dress code, solid black, white, khaki or navy will be allowed in classrooms and cafeteria. Sweaters, sweatshirts, vests, jackets and fleece worn in the classroom must be navy blue, black, white or khaki (SOLID COLORS) and be worn with a shirt that meets dress code requirements. These items may not have a hood or logo other than pocket logos. Dress code shirt must be visible under outer garment. These items may not hang below buttocks. All other jackets and coats must be kept in the locker. JL Mann athletic wear must meet Beck Academy’s dress code for students to wear to Beck.
Long socks pulled up may not be worn with shorts or skirts. Mismatched or two pairs of socks of different colors are not allowed.
No logos (other than on the shirt pocket area), writing, or pictures are permitted on garments. (large American Flags, Klaver. names of schools including JL Mann, etc. do not meet dress code.)
Students may wear Beck Academy sweatshirts but not t-shirts over a collared shirt.

The administration recommends students purchase a dress code sweatshirt to keep in the locker for use in the classrooms on cooler days and a hooded dress code color sweatshirt to keep in PE locker.

Shoes, Hats, Piercing and Accessories:
Proper shoes for school are required. No bedroom shoes or mesh type slippers may be worn on campus. Students may wear flip flops and sandals as long as the prongs of the shoes do not go through the bottom of the shoe. Tennis shoes must be worn for PE. For safety reasons, students may not wear high heels.
No hats, bandanas, skullies, “do-rags”, sweatbands/headbands or sunglasses may be worn or be visible while on campus or on school bus. Extraneous articles such as chains may not hang from clothing. Hoods on garments may not be pulled over head until student is physically off campus.
Facial, nose and/or tongue jewelry are not permitted. Mouth “grillz” are not permitted.
Hair or weave of non-human color is not permitted. Students will be assigned ISS or OSS until the non-human color hair is removed.
Decorative symbols may not be shaved in the hair/head.
Scarves may be worn to school but must be put in the locker upon arrival.
No suspenders, Mardi Gras type beads or studded necklaces or bracelet may be worn

Special days will be designated throughout the year where the dress code is amended to include different color shirts, jeans and/or t-shirts. Only the students that meet the criteria will be allowed to participate. Students will not be allowed to wear hooded garments, jerseys, sweatpants or clothes with holes in them on these days. Students not meeting the criteria but wears non-dress code clothes will receive a referral resulting in ISS, OSS or loss of the privilege to participate in future special days. . These days will be used to reward students that exhibit good behavior and/or good grades.

Students will be sent to dress code or parents will be contacted when a student has not complied with our school’s dress code.  If a parent is not able to bring the necessary item(s) to school immediately, the student will receive a referral and spend the day in in-school suspension. 

this is a little different from my email so read some of the other stuff.
signing out
bella