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K–6 Student Dress Code

The purpose of the Immaculate Conception School dress code is to promote a neat, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment while keeping clothing simple, affordable, and easy for families to purchase. All items may be purchased from any retailer as long as they meet the guidelines below.

Shirts

  • Solid white or navy blue

  • Polo or collared shirt (short or long sleeve)

  • No logos, graphics, patterns, or writing

  • Shirts should be appropriately sized and neatly worn

Pants / Bottoms

  • Solid khaki or navy blue

  • Pants, shorts, skirts, or skorts

  • Traditional/basic fit only

  • No denim, joggers, cargo pockets, or athletic styles

  • Leggings may only be worn underneath skirts, skorts, or dresses and may not be worn as standalone pants. Leggings must be solid navy blue or black.

  • Modesty shorts may also be worn underneath skirts or skorts when appropriate

  • No holes, rips, fading, or decorative details

Sweatshirts / Layers

  • IC-approved school crewneck sweatshirt only

  • Must be worn over a collared uniform shirt

  • Hoodies or non-uniform sweatshirts may not be worn during the school day

  • Plain sweaters/cardigans in white or navy are permitted (no logos)

  • Logos are only permitted on approved IC sweatshirts, cardigans, and quarter zips

Shoes

  • Closed-toe athletic or tennis shoes, dress shoes

  • No sandals, slippers, or boots during the school day

  • Shoes must be safe for recess and PE

Seasonal Options

  • Uniform shorts may be worn during warm weather months (dates determined by administration). Skirts and skorts may be worn year-round. Leggings worn underneath skirts or dresses only must be solid navy blue or black.

General Guidelines

  • Clothing should be clean, modest, and properly fitted

  • No hats or hoods worn indoors

  • Minimal jewelry for safety

  • T-shirts worn under uniforms must be solid white

  • Hair accessories and appearance should not distract from learning

  • Clothing and accessories should reflect the values and expectations of a Catholic school environment.

  • Skirts, skorts, and dresses should be mid-thigh length or longer (approximately fingertip length when arms are resting at the student’s side).

Spirit Wear & Special Days

  • School-approved spirit wear may be worn on designated days (ex: Fridays or special events)

  • Occasional out-of-uniform or themed days may be scheduled by the school

Dress Code Compliance

Students who are out of dress code may be asked to:

  1. Correct the issue if possible, or

  2. Call home for appropriate clothing

Accommodations for students with sensory concerns will be made through communication with the administration. 

Administration reserves the right to determine whether clothing or accessories meet dress code expectations.