Dress Code

Student Dress Code – 2022-23

Each student’s appearance must be discreet and modest. It is vital that each student whole-heartedly support the dress standards. Parents will be fully informed of all violations and related problems. Our desire is to keep the dress code simple and reasonable.

• All clothing needs to be clean and in good repair.
• No lettering or slogans on clothing outside of a small brand logo (No Brand Names).
• No athletic wear. Sweatpants will not be allowed this year.
• All students – are required to wear a selected JCS polo shirt purchased from Lands End or Tommy Hilfiger in the burgundy color for specific school events and activities. You will be notified when your child is expected to wear this specific polo. Tommy Hilfiger is new this year and will save you about 30%.
• Plain sweatshirts and sweaters are allowed but no logo of any kind is allowed on any of them unless it is the Jubilee logo. Jubilee sweatshirts and polos can be purchased through Lands’ End or Tommy Hilfiger, others may be purchased from anywhere and may be any color in either short- or long-sleeve.
• Shoes: Students need both indoor and outdoor shoes. The goal here is dry, happy feet and keeping messy shoes outside. Students may also wear slippers during the day if they keep them at school.
• Jewelry – The wearing of jewelry and makeup should be kept to a minimum. We do not allow piercings, with the exceptions of one pair of earrings for the girls.
• We also do not allow any tattoos, including temporary ones.
• Hair – Natural in color. No extremes or fads.
• Girls – Girls may wear jumpers or skirts that are knee length and modest. Jeans and slacks should be basic in design, solid colors and not form fitting, with no holes or stains. Skinny jeans, jeggings, leggings, and joggers are not allowed. Younger girls need to wear slacks or shorts under their dresses or skirts. Be careful with leggings as they can only be worn under a skirt of appropriate length.
• We will not include shorts for the students this year with the exception of shorts under dresses or skirts.
• Boys – Jeans and slacks should be basic in design, solid colors, no stripes, clean, with no holes or stains. No shirts worn inside-out to hide markings. Boys need one dress pair of slacks for special occasions.
• We will not include shorts for the students this year.

*Dress code violations: Our goal is a dress code that is easy and enables everyone to be comfortable and successful. When one person does not follow the dress code it seems to be noticed and upsets many at the school. After the first warning the parents will be notified and the student will not be allowed back in school until the problem has been corrected. Adhering to our simple dress code is part of the requirements for being a student at Jubilee Christian School.

7/5/22 Additions to dress code: –

1. The “small brand logo” in paragraph one means tiny and no name in the logo.
2. Plain solid colors on polo shirts may also include a careful blend of two colors such as red and white or blue and gray, etc. (2 colors woven together)
3. Sweatpants or pants of that kind of material are not allowed.
4. No leggings or joggers are allowed as pants at any time.

Physical Education Dress Code:

1. The students need to wear modest shorts and T-shirts that meet our standards.
2. T-shirts can have some small writing on them that is conservative or godly in nature and and in line with our other standards. If you wonder about it, a plain T-shirt is better.
3. They should also have a good pair of gym shoes that are appropriate for physical activity.

* From time to time a few dress code exceptions may happen and or may be over looked. Some exceptions may be made for medical reasons. The students need to understand that the dress code has not changed when this happens and that they may be asked to change into clothing that the school will provide. This will be clean clothing that they need to turn in at the end of the day or the next morning. The school will make sure it is clean for its next use.

* Students need to understand that they have agreed to let the teacher correct them when their clothing does not follow our dress code.