DRESS CODE

Students and parents will need to exercise good judgment in selection of attire for the school day. All dress should be modest and in good taste and appropriate to the Roncalli school setting. The administration reserves the right to amend or alter the dress code and determine the appropriateness of specific dress and appearance. Parents, we need your help. Please double check your son/daughter as they leave the house for school. The following guidelines must be followed:
 

Hairstyles

Hairstyles that are neat, clean, appropriate, and not distracting are permissible.

Tops

Tops must be modest and in good taste and have a sleeve. No bare midriffs are allowed. The waistband of the top should overlap the waistband of the pants, shorts, or skirt when standing. Undergarments should not be visible.

Sweatshirts and T-shirts

Sweatshirts and T-Shirts should be in good taste and appropriate for our school setting. Sweatshirts and T-shirts that are not appropriate at Roncalli or Roncalli sponsored events include those that advertise, allude to, or refer to bars, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, sex, nudity, violence, or anything contrary to the school's mission.
 

Hats, Bandanas and Hoods

Hats-bandanas, hoods, etc. may not be worn in school during the school day.
 

Jeans, Leggings and others

Jeans may only be worn on announced jeans days and may not have holes or any type of distressing. Jeans Days are earned on the last day of the school week if there are no dress code violations that week.

Leggings may be worn under a dress or skirt, but not with a shirt.

Spandex, flannel, sweatpants, pajama/lounging pants, yoga pants, athletic pants, and athletic shorts, and bib overalls are not allowed.
 

Backpacks, Body Piercings and Tattoos

Backpacks must remain in student's locker.
No visible body piercings except for earrings and mini nose studs are allowed. No visible tattoos allowed.
 

IMPORTANT

Clothings should not be too tight, short or revealing. Shoes/sandals must be worn at all times. Dress code violations will be address, and multiple dress code violations will have consequences determined by the administration.