Dress Code

DRESS CODE

The policy of the Lee county Board of Education is that personal appearance is an essential element in the teaching and learning processes.  Therefore, it is expected that students dress in such a manner that will ensure their health and safety while at school.  Furthermore, the dress and personal appearance may not be disruptive or interfere with the legitimate interest and welfare of the students.

High School

• Clothing should cover the body from mid-chest to mid-thigh.  Skin should not be seen more than six (6) inches above the knee.
• All clothing should be non-revealing in the chest area and midriff area whether standing or sitting.  All shirts must have straps that are at least 2 finger widths wide.
• Pants, shorts and skirts are to be worn properly at the waist.
• Proper undergarments must be worn at all times and should not be visible.
• Skin tight shorts or pants should be opaque and not see-through.
• All clothing considered to be sleep attire, including shoes, are prohibited.  Pillows and blankets are not appropriate for a classroom setting. Do not bring them.
• Sunglasses, chains and dog collars are prohibited.
• All clothing that references alcohol, drugs, tobacco, illegal substances, profanity, sex, violence or gangs including symbols, logos, or trademarks profanity, sex or violence is prohibited.
• Trench coats and body length coats are not allowed.
• Proper shoes must be worn at all times.
• Any item that is a safety concern or disruptive to the learning environment will be handled appropriately.

For lab classes, such as Basic Ag. and Construction, shoes that cover the feet entirely should be worn (no flip flops, open toes or backless shoes. Legs should be covered completely) Other specific clothing requirements will be covered in individual classes. Safety glasses are required in lab settings.