The way a student dresses affects the way he/she behaves. To maintain an atmosphere that is conducive to learning, we expect our students to be neat, clean, tidy, and modest in appearance. The dress code is designed to allow our students to concentrate on developing religious, moral, and ethical values that enhance positive self-esteem built on personal responsibilities and Christian moral values. It is further designed with your child’s safety in mind.
CODE SPECIFICS
UNIFORM SUPPLIER
Risse Brother’s is the exclusive supplier for uniform items. They may be reached at (346) 319-4176 or by email at [email protected] Under the search tool use the code SMPC to access St. Mary’s School page.
UNIFORM SPECIFICS
A navy blue cardigan with the SMP emblem can be worn in the classroom. The sweater can also be worn at Mass. Students may wear any color of outerwear to school in cold and wet weather as long as it is not worn in the classroom. NO HOODIES are allowed at school.
SHOES/SOCKS
Please make sure that shoes have “non-skid soles”. For safety reasons, thongs, open-toed, open-back, and high-heeled shoes are not permitted. Colored stripes/designs are not allowed. Shoes with characters, lights, or wheels are not permitted either. Socks/Stockings must be white and may not be below the ankle. Leggings are not permissible.
Acceptable girls’ shoes:
Acceptable boys’ shoes:
Shoestrings for boys and girls must be solid black, white, or navy.
Other:
Girls’ Uniform – Grades PreK-3
Regular
Formal (required for Mass days, but may be worn any day)
Girls’ Uniform- Grades 4-5
Regular
Formal (required for Mass days, but may be worn any day)
Girls’ Uniform- Grades 6-8
Regular
Formal (required for Mass days, but may be worn any day)
Boys’ Uniform-Grades PreK-5
Regular
Formal (required for Mass days, but may be worn any day)
Boys’ Uniform-Grades 6-8
Regular
Formal (required for Mass days, but may be worn any day)
GROOMING
RESPONSIBILITY AND ENFORCEMENT
Parents are responsible for compliance with the dress code of St. Mary of the Purification Catholic School. Faculty members share the responsibility of enforcement. The administration reserves the right to decide whether a student’s dress or grooming is in accordance with the school’s high standards. St. Mary of the Purification Catholic School reserves the right to send any student home that arrives at school inappropriately dressed.
Students in violation of the uniform and personal appearance code are given notice of violation.