CVCHS DRESS CODE

1. No tube tops, halter tops, spaghetti strap tops, or see-through blouses. Tanks tops are allowed, however, the straps must be as wide as the width of two fingers (two inches).

2. No bare midriffs, cleavage, or underwear. Tank tops, blouses, and shirts need to have necklines with no exposed cleavage.

3. No ribbed or thin cotton tank tops, traditionally worn as an undershirt. 4. No shorts, skirts and/or dresses shorter than your fingertips with the

relaxed hand, arms straight at your side. 5. Tights, yoga pants, and leggings cannot be worn in place of pants.

These items can only be worn under tunics/dresses/skirts that have lengths no shorter than what was stated in Item #4.

6. Sweatpants and pajama bottoms cannot be worn in place of pants, except for approved CV club and sport organizations.

7. No clothing or accessories promoting the use of drugs, alcohol, and/or tobacco.

8. Clothing may not contain offensive, obscene images and/or language; no depictions of weapons or any kind of gang attire.

9. No sagging pants that expose underwear or shorts underneath. The waistband must remain above the hip flexor. Waistband should never be on the thigh.

10. Holes in jeans and pants must be lower than dress code length stated in Item #4.

11. Shoes must be worn at all times. No sole-less shoes or slippers. 12. Hats and hoods may not be worn inside a building.

Staff has the right to deem other apparel not mentioned above as inappropriate.

If a student is NOT appropriately dressed, the following could take place: 1) The student will be required to change clothes at school and leave the inappropriate clothing in the office until after school. Student’s parents will be notified. Students will be allowed to change into P.E. clothes, loaner t-shirt or clean clothes from the lost & found.

2) Student will have to wait in the office. The parent will receive a phone call and will be asked to bring a change of clothing to the office. Once the student has changed, they will be allowed back to class.

3) Students will also have additional consequences for violating the dress code, including but not limited to detention, CV Community Service and/or Work Detail.