Solid navy blue or black shorts may be worn under skirts, provided they do not show Sweaters/Sweater Vests/Fleece Jackets Sweatshirts colors Solid colors Must be worn over approved shirt Must be worn over an approved V-neck, crew neck collared shirt Cardigan Shirt collar must extend over Logo size many not exceed 1 ½” sweatshirt Hooded items must bear the Hooded items must bear the official school logo and are official school logo and are subject subject to district guidelines to district guidelines regarding regarding headwear being worn headwear being worn inside the inside the building building Shoes Boots Any color acceptable No restrictions Closed toes Closed heal or strap heel Socks Tights/Leggings No restrictions Any color No fishnet Belts (required for grades 3-12) Dress Code Policy Information located at the website below No logos Any color Made of fabric or leather Required for all made with belt loops (elasticized waistbands without loops are excluded) Personal Property Any items that cause distractions from learning are not permitted in school and if brought to school, they will be confiscated. Parents may pick up confiscated items in the school office. (This does not include weapons, which must be turned into the IPS Police.) The IPS School Board and IPS #105 employees are not responsible for students’ lost or stolen items. Students are encouraged not to bring valuable electronic or personal items to school including IPods, personal electronic devices, tablets, MP3 players, cellular phones, – money, expensive jewelry, etc. If an item is stolen, parents may request that a police report be filed. Electronic Devices/Cell Phones/Games/Toys Students are not allowed to bring the following items to school: video games, toys, laser lights, electronic games, toy weapons*, and other items that distract from the learning environment. *Toy weapons brought to school will be confiscated, given to the IPS Police and disciplinary action will be taken. Possible consequences: suspension, expulsion, and/or arrest.
Solid navy blue or black shorts may be worn under skirts, provided they do not show Sweaters/Sweater Vests/Fleece Jackets Sweatshirts colors Must be worn over approved shirt V-neck, crew neck Cardigan Logo size many not exceed 1 ½” Hooded items must bear the official school logo and are subject to district guidelines regarding headwear being worn inside the building Solid colors Must be worn over an approved collared shirt Shirt collar must extend over sweatshirt Hooded items must bear the official school logo and are subject to district guidelines regarding headwear being worn inside the building Shoes Boots Any color acceptable Closed toes Closed heal or strap heel No restrictions Socks Tights/Leggings No restrictions Any color No fishnet Belts (required for grades 3-12) Dress Code Policy Information located at the website below No logos Any color Made of fabric or leather Required for all made with belt loops (elasticized waistbands without loops are excluded) Personal Property Any items that cause distractions from learning are not permitted in school and if brought to school, they will be confiscated. Parents may pick up confiscated items in the school office. (This does not include weapons, which must be turned into the IPS Police.) The IPS School Board and IPS #105 employees are not responsible for students’ lost or stolen items. Students are encouraged not to bring valuable electronic or personal items to school – including IPods, personal electronic devices, tablets, MP3 players, cellular phones, money, expensive jewelry, etc. If an item is stolen, parents may request that a police report be filed. Electronic Devices/Cell Phones/Games/Toys Students are not allowed to bring the following items to school: video games, toys, laser lights, electronic games, toy weapons*, and other items that distract from the learning environment. *Toy weapons brought to school will be confiscated, given to the IPS Police and disciplinary action will be taken. Possible consequences: suspension, expulsion, and/or arrest.
CWFES105Student-Parent-Handbook-2017-18.docx